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"Anyone know a Javascript code?"

Hi all,

I need the javascript code that makes popup (_black in html) windows open at a set size without the address bar etc at the top. Does anyone know it?

Many Thanks
Taka-Q

Actually, try (it appears to have a better result):



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Just a suggestion, I see you have a function for each link, but why not have one function, and include the properties within the function call:




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Taka-Q wrote:
> Have changed that aswell now

Mexcellent :-)

RastaBillySkank wrote:
> Just checked your site, Taka and you've got it a bit muddled.
>
> Get rid of the onClick bit in the link and change it so it's just:
>
>

Have changed that aswell now

Just checked your site, Taka and you've got it a bit muddled.

Get rid of the onClick bit in the link and change it so it's just:

Tyla wrote:
> There is a btter way of doing this which is more complaibt by putting
> the popUp() in the actual href... it's something like
> href="javascript:popUp();" which is the nice xHTML way of
> doing things...
>

Yes I know that, I usually do that with most scripts, dunno why I didn't with this one actually...

> BTW in xHTML you can no longer have mixed case commands in JS... so
> OnClick becomes onclick and OnBlur becomes onblur etc etc.

Now that I didn't know and that will come in handy, cheers.

done with javascript:; now.

Tyla wrote:
> RastaBillySkank wrote:
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>
> Don't use > refresh int he background after opening the window. use:
>
>
>
> There is a btter way of doing this which is more complaibt by putting
> the popUp() in the actual href... it's something like
> href="javascript:popUp();" which is the nice xHTML way of
> doing things...
>
> BTW in xHTML you can no longer have mixed case commands in JS... so
> OnClick becomes onclick and OnBlur becomes onblur etc etc.

Will Change

RastaBillySkank wrote:
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Don't use


There is a btter way of doing this which is more complaibt by putting the popUp() in the actual href... it's something like href="javascript:popUp();" which is the nice xHTML way of doing things...

BTW in xHTML you can no longer have mixed case commands in JS... so OnClick becomes onclick and OnBlur becomes onblur etc etc.

All sorted now at http://taka-q.port5.com under music

Thanks

Taka-Q