Hi LoPoBo,

Please post a test case of your code here for us to help you out.

I personally use

put your HTML/CSS/JavaScript here

to contrast my English and syntax.

- John

[edited by: tedster at 6:08 pm (utc) on Oct. 30, 2006]
[edit reason] fix formatting [/edit]

hey John ..you seem to have broken the board ;-)

The title of the popup window is "http://rooturl - Title" instead of "Title".

What browser are you using?

Firefox does this. It's probably some sort of anti-phishing behavior. I doubt there is a workaround.

Please post a test case of your code here for us to help you out.

This is my code:

remote = window.open(newwinurl, "blankwindow", "toolbar=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,status=no,width=600,height=400,screenX=50,screenY=50");

I tryed adding this, but it didn't work:

remote.title = "Title";

What browser are you using?

IE 6.0

The title of the popup window is "http://rooturl - Title" instead of "Title".
...IE6

IE6 does not seem to exhibit this behaviour (as far as I can see). But, as RonPK states, Firefox does.

However... FF shows only the 'Title' if you pass only the filename to the window.open() function:
>>>

remote = window.open('myfile.html');

Ok, you have no immediate control over how it looks (menu, toolbar etc.), but you have a new window with the correct Title and no URL. You can then call remote.resizeTo() / moveTo() to size the window as you wish.

I tryed adding this, but it didn't work:
>>> remote.title = "Title";

You need to set: (but you can't get rid of the URL if it shows)

remote.document.title

But there seems to be a timing issue with FF, for example:

remote = window.open('myfile.html'); 
alert(remote.document.title); 
alert(remote.document.title);

The first alert() is empty, the second alert() has the correct title text! And likewise, you cannot set the title immediately (but ok after the alert!)?!

Thanks for the help!
My new code is:

remote = window.open(newwinurl);
remote.resizeTo(600, 400);
remote.moveTo(50, 50);

I havn't checked how it looks in Firefox, but it works in IE.

About the window title, I also had the same problem and I couldn't get a solution for it.
Also see these 2 threads about the same issue: [webmasterworld.com...] and [webmasterworld.com...]

About the delay issue mentioned by penders, I also experienced this. See the the first of the above mentioned threads. When I used a setTimeout() to update the title I was able to do so, but it is always preceded by the URL.