Re: popup using html code
- From: "Ronx" <ronx917@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 18 Nov 2006 09:16:23 +0000
Download Spawn from http://www.jimcosoftware.com and use it to generate the JavaScript required for the pop-up window. You should avoid Java.
Note that IE7 insists on the address bar being present in a pop-up window, and browsers that support tabs may open a pop-up in a new tab.
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"Scott" <Scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:FD8D6FFF-50D7-4C85-93E9-9907A9464B46@xxxxxxxxxxxxx:
I am currently using a combination of front page on my own site, and html
programming on a linked secure web site. On that site you have to enter your
code directly, and it then produces the final page. I often use front page
to create a site and then upload the code.
I'm trying to have a link to my own web site that has a calculator. I'd
like this calculator to appear at a popup (ie defined width and height, no
scroll or address bar, centered, bring to front if clicked again). ie once
you click it, it appears and is useable until you close it.
<a href="http://website"; TARGET = _blank">THIS IS THE LINK</A>
I currently use the above code which produces a link to the site, but in a
new window with scroll and address and no defined size.
Thanks. Can I add anything to the above code, or do you have to use have to
use java, and if so can i incorporate it into a html web site? Any
suggestions.
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