hallo,
I Have the following problem:
I want to shake (earthquake-effect) the browser when someone hits the
button.
So I used the following script:
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between <head></head>:
<script language="JavaScript">
function shake(n) {
if (top.moveBy) {
for (i = 15; i > 0; i--) {
for (j = n; j > 0; j--) {
top.moveBy(0,i);
top.moveBy(i,0);
top.moveBy(0,-i);
top.moveBy(-i,0);
}}}
alert("a que jode eh, mamón! a ver si la próxima vez nos comportamos
en el cine!");}
</script>
and in the <body></body>:
<img src="buttonend1.jpg" name="Image23" width="50" height="53"
border="0" value="Earthquake!" onClick="shake(15)">
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the button is situated in a frame.
I WORKS 100% with Firefox but the shake-effect doesn´t work with
Internet Explorer, only if I open the frame as a single side than it
works also wit IE.
So I tried to rename every "top.moveBy" to "parent.moveBy) and it
still doesn´t work.
Where is the mistake? What do I wrong?
Was it the correct way to call the parent Frame?
hope you can help me would be grate if it works,
regards
Francisco.
pd:
I have read that the "earthquake-effect" can harm the computer? but I
read also that it is impossible to harm the computer with this
javascript?
So what is now true?
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