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Jul 27th 2001 | #10148 Report |
Member since: Mar 28th 2001 Posts: 5 |
erm.. hi. i need some help with the window.open syntax. ok this is my "problem". i want to open a new window, and i've already done that.. but not the way i want to. my page (still under construction) is @ http://wastedtalent.idleplay.net my original code was head script language="JavaScript" !-- function popYouThree() { window.open 'http://www.glassdog.com/u3/index.html', 'winU3', 'width=650,height=400,links=0,scrollbars=1,toolbar=0,location=0,status=1,top=20,left=0'); return; } // -- !-- function popSmarTags() { window.open 'http://www.glassdog.com/smarttags/index.html', 'winU3', 'width=650,height=400,links=0,scrollbars=1,toolbar=0,location=0,status=1,top=20,left=0'); return; } // -- /script and in the body part of the document i'd just call the function with a href=javascript : popYouThree() this was fine.. but i was using 2 javascripts to open the same kind windows (same features) for 2 different urls. i needed to cut down on the code. then i tried another way.. calling the javascript directly. a href="javascript:void(window.open 'http://www.glassdog.com/u3/index.html', 'winU3', 'width=650,height=400,links=0,scrollbars=1,toolbar=0,location=0,status=1,top=20,left=0'))" what i need is a "generic" js to open up a new window which allows me to enter the url and window variables in the tag. i don't know if i can get any clearer than that. thanks to anyone who can help. |
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Jul 31st 2001 | #11006 Report |
Member since: Jul 31st 2001 Posts: 2 |
Do you mean like this? function PopupWindow(URL,WindowName,width,height ) { window.open(URL , WindowName, width, height, links=0, scrollbars=1, toolbar=0, location=0, status=1, top=20, left=0); return; } |
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Aug 1st 2001 | #11106 Report |
Member since: Mar 28th 2001 Posts: 5 |
thanks .DM . i'll try it out..
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