Hi Nathan,
Is there a way to tell on the server side if egw.open() will be
available on the client?
I’ve looked into $GLOBALS[‘egw_info’][‘flags’][‘js_link_registry’],
but it’s only set for the main window, not popups. I’m trying to
build appropriate links in a popup, and use javascript:egw.open() when
available, and a regular link if not.
Just checked again, it is always available (as far as I tested).
Eg. adding a new contact, the popup includes phpgwapi/js/jsapi/egw.js
if (window.opener && typeof window.opener.egw == ‘object’)
{
egw = window.opener.egw;
}
else if (window.top && typeof window.top.egw == ‘object’)
{
egw = window.top.egw;
}
else
{
egw = {
So for popups egw is just a reverence to the openers egw object.
For framesets, eg. jdots template, it’s a reference to the top window’s
egw object.
In the javascript console of the popup, I can run eg.
egw.open('calendar',0)
which opens a new calendar entry.
Ralf
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