I am using a small booklet that opens a webpage in a new window. It works correctly on Chrome
However, when I use the same in Firefox, it opens a new window, which contains a new web page, but the page on which this bookmarklet was clicked That text was sent to some page with the My code: Please tell me how to solve this problem. Thank you You will have to "eat" the last return value in the Javascript URL, You can expand your bookmarklet so that you can better address the annoyance at the global level. ( [object window] . How do I solve this issue?
& lt; A href = "javascript: open ('http://www.google.com', 'targetname', 'height = 500, width = 500');" & gt; Bookmarklet & lt; / A & gt;
returnofValue! = 'Undefined' returning anything
document.write returnValue) . And returns the
window.open newly created
window , so output of "[object window]". Of course, you can do this without adding
zero (0) statement at any time, but it is very clumsy, no-messaging version (return value is eaten, call phones left without adsorption ):
Javascript: zero (open ('http: //www.google.com', 'latja name', 'hight 500, width = 500')) < / Pre>
return statement):
javascript: (function () {open ('http: //www.google.com', 'targetname', ' Height = 500, width = 500 '); / * Go to more code * /}) ()
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