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Posted by BootNic on 01/23/02 11:40
> "groovetherapy@2ser.com" <groovetherapy@2ser.com> wrote:
> news:1140345342.258952.83140@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com....
>
> Ok - I tried the java script that was posted above - it works, but
> still doesn't open up individual windows. It seems to do exactly the
> same as the original html code I posted above. What exactly does
> this Java script do that is any different? Are there any advantages
> to using script instead?
>
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The link will work and do something useful IF javascript is disabled.
All of it depends on user settings. It is questionable on what the results
will be.
In FireFox 0.8.0+ it opens a new window that is 600 X 595 each time
its clicked.
In Mozilla 1.7.12 it opens a new window that is 600 X 595 each time
its clicked.
In IE 6 it opens a new window that is the same size of the opener
window each time its clicked.
In Opera 8.52 it opens a new tab each time its clicked.
Each one is doing what I have it set to do.
Each one I can also click on the link and choose how I want it opened.
I have no way of knowing what filters/popup blockers you may have,
what your settings are, what browser you are using.
I do not see any advantages to using javascript in this example, if
anything I think its a disadvantage.
I think the best choice would be to use
<a href=
"http://www.groovetherapy.com.au/images/label_scans/calbido.jpg"
img src=
"http://www.groovetherapy.com.au/images/small_scans/calbido_sml.jpg">
</a>
without the javascript and without the target.
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BootNic Sunday, February 19, 2006 12:57 PM
Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored.
*Aldous Huxley *
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