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Posted by lester psigal on 08/03/07 14:56
lester psigal wrote:
> hi,
> more and more web sites are coming up with new features like those
> frameless ( with frameless i mean those windows totally without browser
> frame, not those generated by javascript/css ), transparent popup
> windows with (dynamic) web content, e.g. ask.com.
> sometimes they are generated by (top-text) services like intellitext
> (vibrant technologies) or kontera.
> how do those popups technology work (code-technically)?
> does it belong to web 2.0 and where can i find www resources about such
> technology?
> any hints appreciated...
>
> thanks
>
> lester
>
>
hi,
thanks to all for answering my question, especially to michael fesser
and ben c, if i get you right, those 'popping up', 'frameless' windows
are not really window objects of their own in the sense of javascript,
they are more a kind of 'dynamic css' (that's what i've assumed) and are
triggered via javascript and dom in the already loaded window object and
just 'mimicking' the behaviour of a real popup window.
the reason i've asked was that i did not find a coding example or even
mentioning of the technology in my web programming literature and when
looking to the source code of e.g. ask.com it wasn't obvious to me how
it exactly works.
lester
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