The example in this article describes how to use JavaScript to automatically pop up a window and automatically close the window. Share it with everyone for your reference. The details are as follows:
The JavaScript introduced here automatically pops up the window and automatically closes the window. It seems very simple to achieve this special effect with JS. After opening the web page, a pop-up window will be displayed, and then it will automatically leave. Use window.open and document.open(); and document.close(); is implemented together with objects, but it seems that it is not used much now.
The operation effect is as shown below:
The specific code is as follows:
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>自动离开的窗口</TITLE> <SCRIPT> <!-- var flyingwin var popupwidth=200 var popupheight=150 var marginright var windowcenter var i_top=200 var i_left=-popupwidth-50 var step=40 var timer var waitingtime=5000 var pause=20 function showWindow() { flyingwin = window.open("", "flyingwin", "toolbar=no,width="+popupwidth+",height="+popupheight+",top=100,left="+(-popupwidth)+""); flyingwin.document.open(); flyingwin.document.write("<html><title>自动离开的窗口</title><body><p align=center>请不要关闭,马上就离开:(</body></html>"); flyingwin.document.close(); if (document.all) { marginright = screen.width+50 } if (document.layers) { marginright = screen.width+50 } windowcenter=Math.floor(marginright/2)-Math.floor(popupwidth/2) movewindow() } function movewindow() { if (i_left<=windowcenter) { flyingwin.moveTo(i_left,i_top) i_left+=step timer= setTimeout("movewindow()",pause) } else { clearTimeout(timer) timer= setTimeout("movewindow2()",waitingtime) } } function movewindow2() { if (i_left<=marginright) { flyingwin.moveTo(i_left,i_top) i_left+=step timer= setTimeout("movewindow2()",pause) } else { clearTimeout(timer) flyingwin.close() } } // --> </SCRIPT> </HEAD> <BODY onload=showWindow()> </BODY> </HTML>
I hope this article will be helpful to everyone’s JavaScript programming design.