Window.closed IE9 reporting true when window is still open?

You have an issue with your script Change: dialogTimer = setInterval(function() { if(dialogWindow. Closed) // IE9 reports true and executes function { to dialogTimer = setInterval(function() { var dialogClosedStatus = dialogWindow. Closed; if(dialogClosedStatus) // IE9 reports true and executes function { EDIT: My typing was bogus:fixed Test page: http://jsfiddle.net/MarkSchultheiss/k2jHS/ special note: the popup will keep appearing due to your window reload in my test page example.

NOTE: if that does not do the trick, try setting the variable to null as this example: http://jsfiddle.net/MarkSchultheiss/k2jHS/2.

Thanks for your suggestion, I think the var should be after the first {, but even then there is no difference. It remains functional in Firefox and Chrome, but produces still the same wrong behaviour in IE9. Mind to elaborate on your way of thinking here?

Perhaps there is some aspect in terms of scopes that I fail to grasp. – Bazzz Dec 9 at 15:14 Thank you for your update, I tried this in a proof of concept at home and it seemed to result in the correct behaviour, but I need this for a project at work. So next week I'll try it at work and if it solves the issue I'll accept your answer.

Thanks – Bazzz Dec 10 at 9:21.

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