Opening a New Window in JavaScript

Opening a new window in JavaScript is a common task when building web applications. One way to achieve this is by using the window.open() method, which allows you to open a new browser window or tab with specific parameters.

The syntax for opening a new window with a specific name is as follows:

JavaScript Syntax:

window.open('', 'windowName');

The first parameter in the window.open() method is the URL of the page you want to open in the new window. If you want to open a blank window, you can leave this parameter empty as shown in the syntax above. The second parameter is the target name, which is the name you want to give to the new window. In this case, 'window2' is the specific name given to the new window.

By using this syntax, you can open a new window in JavaScript with a specific name, allowing you to have more control over the window and manipulate it as needed in your web application.