> Handling PopUp Windows

  PopUp windows are sometimes part of a website that are intended to
  generate interest and/or to collect data from the user.  eValid
  3.n and 4.n can both record and play pages that generate PopUps --
  and record and play activity on the PopUp windows -- but you need
  to be careful about how this is done to get the best results.

  * Modal Dialog PopUps

  Both eValid 4 and eValid 3.2 handle modal dialogs very well.
  Use the special modal-dialog commands that are located on the
  Script Dialog box to feed inputs to a modal dialog.

  * JavaScript PopUps Without Human Input

  These normally are separate windows launched from the parent
  window.

  eValid 4 records these as a child of the parent window, and if
  you simply close the PopUp eValid 4 records a WindowClose event.

  eValid 3.2 will handle child PopUps in Application Mode, and the
  recording will reference the window and the absolution action to
  take.

  * JavaScript PopUps With Input

  This is a more complex situation, because in many cases the child
  window communicates with the parent window.

  eValid 4 records actions in the PopUP child window in normal
  browser mode, and it will reference actions to the numbered sub-
  window you're recording from.  All regular eValid validation and
  checking functions are available for the child windows.