Keep popup child ahead in firefox and chrome?

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Keep popup child ahead in firefox and chrome?

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I'm seeing how to leave a child window on the parent so that you can not interact on the parent window without closing the child.

I have tried with some scripts that check if the window has focus, that they use the SetIntervale etc but it does not work for me.

Now try to leave an onBlur="self.focus ()" in the body of the child window and if it works, at least in IE, but for Firefox and Chrome it does not work.

Before this I solved it using the ShowModalDialog function, but since it does not work in these 2 browsers either, I had to go to Windows.open (), but it is not blocked anymore.

Could someone help me on that issue ?, I'm mutating an IE8 website to new browsers.

Greetings!

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asked by user3674768 29.08.2018 в 19:13

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If you are migrating to new browsers then you have the possibility to use jQuery and its Modal Form: link

The important thing is to put a z-index to your modal window and it will remain visible until you close it and you will not be able to use the parent window.