macromedia flash sitedesign: I have a splash page that follows through to a html page. I wanted the html page to open maximized, so I entered this code on the last frame

window.open('testpage.htm','myExample5','width=200,height=200,directories=yes,location=yes,menubar=yes,scrollbars=yes,status=yes,toolbar=yes,resizable=yes');

On the html page that is being called (which is also Flash) I have a Quit button and its actions are this

on (release) {
getURL("javascript:window.close();");
}
Problem: When the user chooses the Quit button, I get the "...this window is trying to close" and all works fine, but after the window closes, the splash screen is still there.

I know I need additional coding on the splash screen to eliminate this, but if I add a window.close, I get the "...this window is trying to close" message. How can I bypass this so the splash screen will close as the new window opens.

The error message is a JavaScript security issue. It is warning you that a window created is being closed.

If javaScript initially opened the window, then it will close without a word. However if the window is the first window opened, or was opened by target _blank, you will get the JavaScript message.

No other way around it.

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