But I don’t know if you have encountered such a situation. The newly opened window is opened through instead of window.opener or showModalDialog.
In particular, it is important to note that the address (page) pointed to by this href is not developed by us. For example, we point the href to www.cnblogs.com.
OK, here comes the question: If we have a button on the page where a is located, we can trigger a click event and perform some operations. This click event needs to be triggered after the IE window opened by href is closed. . .
At this time, how do we monitor the window opened by href? (Through javascript, don’t say anything about processes).
Suppose there is a.html as follows: