Lloyd Hassell — Sat, 15 Jul 2000 16:22:07 +0000

By the way - Java is different from JavaScript. Java is used for creating cross-browser programs such as applets where as JavaScript is used for client-side browser scripting. Just clearing that up.

Lloyd Hassell — Sat, 15 Jul 2000 16:15:26 +0000

Here is a window opener script that I have made. Enjoy:

var windowFeaturesStr;

function openWindow(URL,NAME,VARNAME,WIDTH,HEIGHT,POSX,POSY,LOCATION,MENUBAR,RESIZABLE,SCROLLBARS,STATUS,TOOLBAR) {
   windowFeaturesStr = "";
   if (WIDTH) windowFeaturesStr += ",width=" + WIDTH;
   if (HEIGHT) windowFeaturesStr += ",height=" + HEIGHT;
   if (POSX) windowFeaturesStr += ",left=" + POSX + ",screenX=" + POSX;
   if (POSY) windowFeaturesStr += ",top=" + POSY + ",screenY=" + POSY;
   if (LOCATION) windowFeaturesStr += ",location";
   if (MENUBAR) windowFeaturesStr += ",menubar";
   if (RESIZABLE) windowFeaturesStr += ",resizable";
   if (SCROLLBARS) windowFeaturesStr += ",scrollbars";
   if (STATUS) windowFeaturesStr += ",status";
   if (TOOLBAR) windowFeaturesStr += ",toolbar";
   if (windowFeaturesStr != "") windowFeaturesStr = windowFeaturesStr.substring(1);
   if (VARNAME) eval(VARNAME) = window.open(URL,NAME,windowFeaturesStr);
   else window.open(URL,NAME,windowFeaturesStr);
   }

Attributes 101

tazman — Wed, 12 Jul 2000 04:56:33 +0000

I had already posted this to your other question----

If you wish to have a bit more control over the child window that is opened to display the picture, then you can use the following.

In the head section, define a function such as:

function display_me(url){
picture_win=window.open(url,"picture_win"," width=450,height=400,toolbar=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resiza ble=no,left=50,top=50,screenX=50,screenY=50");
}

Then in the link on your thumbnail use

Notes:
Keep the window.open definition on one continuous line, you avoid problems that way.

Make sure you pass either a complete url or a relative url for the picture to the function.

The window.open function is fairly self explanatory. You define the name of the window, the size, location, etc. The first field passed is the http link for the content, the second field is the window name (useful if you wish to refer to the window or close it from the parent window). The third defines the attributes of the new window (size, position, scrollbars or not, etc...)

Hope this is useful

Wed, 12 Jul 2000 01:17:43 +0000

You can specify a specific window (target) to open a document in using HTML.

LINK

However if you want to specify the size of the window, the windows position, or other browser variants (tool bars, resize, etc) you’ll need to use JavaScript.

Easy....

TheGraphicsExperience — Wed, 12 Jul 2000 00:42:04 +0000

This'd be a LOT easier if you contact me VIA ICQ.
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