Is it Possible to Keep New Window In Front?

[TheBug]

I currently have two windows. One window (the main) is just a portal. When they select the portal it pops up the related record in another window (child). Then they are required to fill out 3 fields in the child window and it saves with the save button. Everythign works fine now but I have one minor problem. Is there a way to keep the child window open and have the main window untouchable until the child is closed? Im having a problem with people clicking on the main window by accident (while the child window is there and the child window just goes behind main and becomes invisable until you minimize the main window..

[TheBug]

Ahh found a way! All I did was added 2 lines to the open related record window script...

The bottom lines read this.

Select window (the Child window name)

Pause Indefinatly

Now I cant select the window behind it unless I click the x or the save button or cancel

[TheBug]

minor problem found... Is there a script that will take the

Script:

[Continue]

[Cancel]

out of the stats area? or is there a script that can make it cancel or continue?

[-Queue-]

Set Allow User Abort [Off] at the beginning of your script and Cancel will not be an option. Show/Hide Status Area [Lock; Hide] and Continue will not be an option either. Set a button to Resume Script and your currently paused one will continue.

[kshack201]

hmm im trying that doesnt seem to work..

My New Window Script says this.

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-Freeze Window

-Go To Related Record [From table:...........................NewWindow]

-Adjust Window [Resize to Fit]

-Select Window [........]

-Show/Hide Status Area [Lock;Hide]

-View As[Form]

-Allow User Abort[Off]

-Pause/Resume Scipt [indefinitely]

Now my Save or Cancel Button in the window Has

-Pause/Resume Scipt [Duration (seconds): 0]

at the beggining of the scripts but when the the window closes I still have the Continue in the stats bar of my main window.

[kshack201]

ahh NM found out what you ment ints not in the script but really the button itself (the resume)