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I know it goes against CSS rules, but is there an easier way to open a new browser window than: -

As you can imagine, with multiple tumbnails on a page, the markup gets huge

This site uses it.

Just adapt the script that they use for the stats windows.

Just view source and search for 'myopen.'

Did you get it sorted?

monkey_man wrote:
> No, I mean use a JS function() to do it. Declare the function once
> with the right variables and use it multiple times, as below.

Aha. getcha. It's been a hell of a while since I used javascript. It's leaked out my ears.

If you change it to this, it'll use the property of the tag:

Pandaemonium wrote:
> monkey_man wrote:
> Javascript functions, man!
>
> Give me a second to write it up...
>
> I know, they suck bolls, but it's a requirement. :/

No, I mean use a JS function() to do it. Declare the function once with the right variables and use it multiple times, as below.

Off the top of my head, that should work.

I notice you've put a closing tag on all your tags. You can actually close it by putting /> at the end, though leave a space before the /

e.g.:


becomes:

Just makes it a little clearer.

monkey_man wrote:
> Javascript functions, man!
>
> Give me a second to write it up...

I know, they suck bolls, but it's a requirement. :/

Javascript functions, man!

Give me a second to write it up...

I know it goes against CSS rules, but is there an easier way to open a new browser window than: -

As you can imagine, with multiple tumbnails on a page, the markup gets huge