Dont want alert while refreshing the cgi

Hi
There is an alert which is apprearing in the screen when i am reloading the parent cgi using the js command top.opener.location.reload running in pop-up cgi, and thenclosing the child cgi. Immediately after closing the cgi, parent cgi start to reload but ask for confirmation alert for reloading the page (parent cgi). Can anybody help with how to avoid the alert ?

I have tested both on ie6 and ie7 and sometimes alert doesnot appear.

Is it because i am using Database connection in the parent cgi which is causing this alert?

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Ambuj

Hi
There is an alert which is apprearing in the screen when i am reloading the parent cgi using the js command top.opener.location.reload running in pop-up cgi, and thenclosing the child cgi. Immediately after closing the cgi, parent cgi start to reload but ask for confirmation alert for reloading the page (parent cgi). Can anybody help with how to avoid the alert ?

I have tested both on ie6 and ie7 and sometimes alert doesnot appear.

Is it because i am using Database connection in the parent cgi which is causing this alert?

What kind of alert it is?
Can you post the screen shot please?

It may be somewhere written in your code...

Migrateduser

What kind of alert it is?
Can you post the screen shot please?

It may be somewhere written in your code...

Attached is screenshot of the alert. This alert is coded in the script but this alert appears generally when the normal pages are refreshed.

Migrateduser

Attached is screenshot of the alert. This alert is coded in the script but this alert appears generally when the normal pages are refreshed.

This screenshot is obtained from ie7.Also the attached is the screenshot on ie6

moonkhanna

This screenshot is obtained from ie7.Also the attached is the screenshot on ie6

Manu - please post the code for your scenario and what exactly you are trying to accomplish

ISCBorisB

This screenshot is obtained from ie7.Also the attached is the screenshot on ie6

That's the way Browsers have been designed to work when you try to refresh information rendered by Post Action.
There is nothing you can do with 'reload' Command to change that. What you can do is either

a) Change Form's Method to Get. Depending on how you (or System) invoke this CGI and what you pass to
the Web/App Server that may or may not be possible.

b) From the child Window find opener's Form and use Form.submit() method instead of reload. IMO that's the best way.