Javascript Window Open Will Not Work On Chrome Console Stack Overflow

Javascript Window Open Will Not Work On Chrome Console Stack Overflow Try the javascript protocol in the navigation bar. in chrome go to location where you type url and type: it works! a new window will open. note, if you copy paste the text i typed, it'll try to protect you by not allowing it. note 2: if you change the domain it'll try to protect you from xss (cross site scripting). Ok. i'm trying to login to twitter. the window is not opening in this code. the response that gets alerted is not null and is a link to a login screen. any ideas? var url = ". twitter login ";.

Opening Chrome Console Blocks Javascript Stack Overflow 0 you can try my code: window.opener.document.location.href = url; this will work both ie and chrome. window.opener.location.href = 'test '; this would open the page "test ". and you can close the parent window once its opened. don't forget to mark my answer as correct if its works. When window.open() returns, the window always contains about:blank. the actual fetching of the url is deferred and starts after the current script block finishes executing. However, typing window.open(" stackoverflow ") into the developer console and hitting enter does open a new page of stack overflow. this is quite annoying because i'm going to automate something. is there a workaround?. Whether a window opens in a tab or a new window is up to the local browser and how the user configures their browser it is not something you can specify in javascript.

Http Redirect How To Open New Chrome Using Window Open In However, typing window.open(" stackoverflow ") into the developer console and hitting enter does open a new page of stack overflow. this is quite annoying because i'm going to automate something. is there a workaround?. Whether a window opens in a tab or a new window is up to the local browser and how the user configures their browser it is not something you can specify in javascript. Just wondering if google chrome is going to support window.focus() at some point. when i mean support, i mean have it work. the call to it doesn't fail, it just doesn't do anything. all other major. Console.log and debug not printing, only return undefined. why it can be? i've tried to re install chrome, but it doesn't help. here is screenshot from chrome's main page, so functions are not red. A bunch of code isn't working and i'm trying to identify where the problem lies but console.log() isn't logging any results in chrome dev tools, am i doing it correctly? $(window).scroll(function(. The solution in the answer seems to work, however only if the console is docked. also it doesn't work if the console is already open on page load, while the firebug script does not have this problems and seems to always work. but i can live with that for now! thanks a lot @pimvdb!! i will keep the question open anyways to maybe find a way similar to the firebug script, that always works.

Http Redirect How To Open New Chrome Using Window Open In Just wondering if google chrome is going to support window.focus() at some point. when i mean support, i mean have it work. the call to it doesn't fail, it just doesn't do anything. all other major. Console.log and debug not printing, only return undefined. why it can be? i've tried to re install chrome, but it doesn't help. here is screenshot from chrome's main page, so functions are not red. A bunch of code isn't working and i'm trying to identify where the problem lies but console.log() isn't logging any results in chrome dev tools, am i doing it correctly? $(window).scroll(function(. The solution in the answer seems to work, however only if the console is docked. also it doesn't work if the console is already open on page load, while the firebug script does not have this problems and seems to always work. but i can live with that for now! thanks a lot @pimvdb!! i will keep the question open anyways to maybe find a way similar to the firebug script, that always works.

How To Run From Javascript Console In Chrome Stack Overflow A bunch of code isn't working and i'm trying to identify where the problem lies but console.log() isn't logging any results in chrome dev tools, am i doing it correctly? $(window).scroll(function(. The solution in the answer seems to work, however only if the console is docked. also it doesn't work if the console is already open on page load, while the firebug script does not have this problems and seems to always work. but i can live with that for now! thanks a lot @pimvdb!! i will keep the question open anyways to maybe find a way similar to the firebug script, that always works.