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| JAVASCRIPT WINDOW stop() OBJECT METHOD
The Window stop() Object Method produces the same effect as clicking the stop button on your browser.
The general format is:
window.stop()
Example:
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
function stopIt()
{
window.stop();
}
</script>
</head>
<body>
<a href='#' onclick="stopIt()">STOP</a>
See Also:
alert()
Displays an alert box with a message and an OK button.
back()
Enables user to go to previous page in the browser's history list - just like using the browsers back button.
prompt()
Opens up a dialogue box for the user to enter some input.
forward()
Enables user to forward to next page in the browser's history list - just like using the browsers forward button.
blur()
When applied to a window, it removes focus from window ie. moves it behind others.
close()
Closes current or any other specified window.
confirm()
The confirm() Method brings up a dialog box with a message and asks a user to choose either OK or Cancel. Returns true or false respectively.
focus()
The Window focus() Object Method gives focus to a specified window ie. moves it in front of other windows.
home()
Same effect as pressing the home button on a browser ie. it takes the user to the page they set as their home page.
moveBy()
Moves the browser window by a specified horizontal and vertical offset in pixels.
moveTo()
Moves the browser window to a specified x and y coordinates.
print()
Prints out the contents of the current window.
stop()
Produces the same effect as clicking the stop button on your browser.
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