document.write() is NOT what I need...

[dmason165]

Hello All!

I'm using the following code to confirm a user's decision:

function AreYouSure() {
var agree=confirm("Are you sure you want to exit?\nClick OK to exit.\nClick CANCEL to remain on this page.")
if (agree)
window.close();
else
document.write();
}

The document.write() command is not returning the user to the page from which he tried to exit. What should the command be?

As always, thank you for your time and your help. I am most appreciative!

~Darron

[dmason165]

Dave,

Thank you for that script. It works nicely, but if it is possible, what can I put that will keep the page where it is on the screen as opposed to returning to the top?

Thanks.

~Darron

[dmason165]

Here's what I use to call the function:

<a href="javascript:AreYouSure()">Close This Site</a>

Sorry about that...hope that helps.

~Darron

[dmason165]

Thanks Dave!

~Darron

[russ801]

what si the purpose of the void?

[boojum]

void forces the expression to return undefined

so it doesnt double link i guess