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I want certain linked pages to open in a new window in which the browser has no buttons or scroll bars etc.
I have tried to use the following script, which is giving the correct size window, but the new window still shows all the buttons, address bar and scroll bar. This is in the <head> of the document: <!-- Hide from old browsers function floater() { window.open("","floater","width=640,height=480,scrollbars=no,toolbar=no,left=50,top=25") } // Stop hiding from old browsers --> The actual link is then further down in the text: <A onClick="floater()" HREF="slideshow.htm" TARGET="floater">AssetLink Methodology</a> Any suggestions would be appreciated. ------------------ Thanks a stack, with those additional commands it's now working perfectly. [This message has been edited by Errol (edited 12-18-99).] |
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<script language="JavaScript">
<!-- function floater() { window.open("","floater",'toolbar=0,location=0,directories=0,status=0,menubar=0,scrollbars=0,resizable=0,width=640,height=48 0,left=50,top=25 '); } --> </script> <A onClick="floater()" HREF="slideshow.htm" TARGET="floater">AssetLink Methodology</a> -- Note: It appears that string beginning with window.open is going to wrap no matter what I do. The string: '); on the next line down belongs up at the end of the windows.open line. [This message has been edited by Vernon Frazee (edited 12-18-99).] |
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