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Window.onmove (Property)

This event handler is called when a window is moved.

Availability:

JavaScript - 1.2

Netscape - 4.0

Property/method value type: Function object

JavaScript syntax: - myWindow.onmove

- myWindow.onmove = aHandler

- onmove

- onmove = aHandler

HTML syntax: <BODY onMove="aHandler"> <FRAMESET onMove="aHandler">

Argument list: aHandler An event handler function object

This is called when a window is moved on the screen to another location.

The handler is registered by defining it with an HTML tag attribute.

The event is also triggered when a window is moved under control of a script with the moveTo() or moveBy() methods.

Warnings:

This is not supported by Netscape Navigator 4 on the Unix platform.
On the Macintosh platform, Netscape Navigator calls the onmove handler twice when the window is moved.

See also: onMove, Window.moveBy(), Window.moveTo()

DontEnum.

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