Javascript Popup causing flash problems

Hi
I have a popup window that shows up over flash, and when I
close it the flash objects gets all weird. It stops drawing, and
does not work properly. If I remove the javascript popup window
from the DOM entirely everything is fine. Can someone point me to
what I am doing wrong.
I'm using the YUI libraries, and specifically the Dialog
widget.
Thanks
A.J.

i use this to open a new popup window
on (release) { getURL("javascript:window.open('
http://www.domain.com','Wname','width=950,height=600,top=20,left=20,toolbar=false,scrollba rs=yes,resizable=false,menubar=false,status=false');
void(0);");

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