Multiple Pop-up Windows

12-09-2004

On Thu, 09 Dec 2004 01:25:48 GMT, Jan Faerber
<jancfaerber_spider@monkey_hotmail.com> wrote:

[snip]

> <a href="http://www.abc.de" target="popup"
> onClick="window.open('http://www.abc.de', 'popup',
> 'height=300,width=300,resizable=yes,scrollbars=yes ,location=yes');
> return false"></a>

Or

<a href="..." target="..."
onclick="window.open(this.href, this.target,
'height=300,width=300,resizable,scrollbars,locatio n');
return false;">

[Scott:]
>> Is there a script that will give this third pop-up windows it's own
>> dimensions?

[snip]

> onLoad="window.resizeTo(300,300)">

The resizing methods are another thing that people are blocking. Both
Mozilla and Opera allow you to disallow window movement and sizing in
their preferences.

[snip]

Mike

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Michael Winter
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12-09-2004

Scott wrote:

> I also have Mozilla v1.5, which effectively blocks ad popups from sites.
> I like that
> feature. However, it does allow popups that I click on. That seems like
> a logical solution...as the first kind of popup is intrusive and annoying,
> but the second kind
> is voluntary. I don't see the conflict.

A popup with online banking saying: "Always use the logout button before you
leave!" is not a conflict but it doesn't give me a feeling of security.

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Jan

http://linux.janfaerber.com

12-09-2004

Michael Winter wrote:

Is it possible to make something like this?...:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
function openWindow(url, name, x, y) {
popupWin = window.open(url, name,
"width=x,height=y,history=yes,resizable=yes,status =no,scrollbars=yes,
menubar=no");
}
</SCRIPT>

On the link: <A
HREF="javascript

penWindow('sound.html','Win','30 0','300')">

???

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Jan

http://linux.janfaerber.com

12-09-2004

Jan Faerber wrote:

> Michael Winter wrote:
>
> Is it possible to make something like this?...:
>
> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
> function openWindow(url, name, x, y) {
> popupWin = window.open(url, name,
> "width=x,height=y,history=yes,resizable=yes,status =no,scrollbars=yes,
> menubar=no");
> }
> </SCRIPT>
>
> On the link: <A
> HREF="javascript

penWindow('sound.html','Win','30 0','300')">
>
>
> ???
>
>
>

http://www.stormytuesday.com/

Good example:

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript">

</script>
</head>

<body>
<a href="#"><img src="blabla.jpg"
onClick="MM_openBrWindow('blabla.html','','width=7 85,height=415')"></a>

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Jan

http://linux.janfaerber.com

12-09-2004

While sitting in a puddle Scott scribbled in the mud:

> And, yes, I have adjusted my word wrap. Thanks for the tip.

No you haven't.

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Never trust a cat to do a dog's job.

12-09-2004

"Jan Faerber" <jancfaerber_spider@monkey_hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:kVZtd.80691$...
> Scott wrote:
>
>> I also have Mozilla v1.5, which effectively blocks ad popups from sites.
>> I like that
>> feature. However, it does allow popups that I click on. That seems like
>> a logical solution...as the first kind of popup is intrusive and
>> annoying,
>> but the second kind
>> is voluntary. I don't see the conflict.
>
> A popup with online banking saying: "Always use the logout button before
> you
> leave!" is not a conflict but it doesn't give me a feeling of security.
>

An online banking site should log you out automatically as soon as you end
your session with the site.

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12-09-2004

Karl Core wrote:

>
> "Jan Faerber" <jancfaerber_spider@monkey_hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:kVZtd.80691$...
>> Scott wrote:
>>
>>> I also have Mozilla v1.5, which effectively blocks ad popups from sites.
>>> I like that
>>> feature. However, it does allow popups that I click on. That seems
>>> like a logical solution...as the first kind of popup is intrusive and
>>> annoying,
>>> but the second kind
>>> is voluntary. I don't see the conflict.
>>
>> A popup with online banking saying: "Always use the logout button before
>> you
>> leave!" is not a conflict but it doesn't give me a feeling of security.
>>
>
> An online banking site should log you out automatically as soon as you end
> your session with the site.
>
>

It's a fraud!

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Jan

http://linux.janfaerber.com

12-09-2004

On Thu, 09 Dec 2004 17:08:26 GMT, Jan Faerber
<jancfaerber_spider@monkey_hotmail.com> wrote:

> Is it possible to make something like this?...:
>
> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

The language attribute is deprecated: use type.

> function openWindow(url, name, x, y) {
> popupWin = window.open(url, name,
> "width=x,height=y,history=yes,resizable=yes,status =no,scrollbars=yes,
> menubar=no");
> }
> </SCRIPT>
>
> On the link: <A
> HREF="javascript

penWindow('sound.html','Win','30 0','300')">

<script type="text/javascript">
var popup;
function openWindow(link, x, y) {
popup = window.open(
link.href,
link.target,
'history,resizable,scrollbars,width=' + x + ',height=' + y
);
}
</script>



<a href="sound.html" target="Win"
onclick="openWindow(this, 300, 300); return false;">

Mike

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Replace ".invalid" with ".uk" to reply by e-mail.

12-09-2004

Mark,

Sorry about that. It's fixedt now at 78 characters.

Scott

Mark Parnell wrote:

> Previously in alt.html, Scott <> said:
>
> > I understand, but my issue with Netscape 7.0 is that there's a long delay when clicking on bookmarks
> > (I have hundreds of them). Netscape 4.8 brign up the bookmark list instantly.
>
> I haven't come across that problem, and I have probably a couple of
> hundreds of bookmarks. But fair enough.
>
> > That's my only beef
> > with the newer versions.
>
> Is Mozilla as bad? NS6/7 is basically just Mozilla with AOL crap anyway.
>
> > And, yes, I have adjusted my word wrap. Thanks for the tip.
>
> No you haven't. :-/ See how much longer your lines above are than mine?
> My newsreader wraps my lines at 72 characters. You can generally go up
> to about 78 safely. Yours are over 90.
>
> --
> Mark Parnell
> http://www.clarkecomputers.com.au

12-09-2004

Ya!

"Karl Core" <> wrote in message
news:cp6rbo$1k3$...
>
> "Scott" <> wrote in message
> news:...
> > Mark,
> >
> > Excuse me, but pop-up blockers are for ads that pop up automatically.
>
> Thanks to the release of Windows XP's SP2, your new window can now very
> easily get caught up by the built in popup blocker.
> I notice tons of sites "not working properly" now and I just laugh my ass
> off.
>
> P.S. - Stop top-posting
>
>
> --
> -Karl Core
> Please Support "Project Boneyard":
> http://www.insurgence.net/info.aspx?...&item=boneyard
>
>

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