Darko wrote:
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On Jun 19, 11:52 pm, Cortney <Cort...@nospam.comwrote:
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>If I have done this:
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><script language="javascript">
>var large="/graphics/00000001/main.jpg";
></script>
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>How would I write the MM_openBrWindow to use that variable?
It depends. You haven't shown the function definition for MM_openBrWindow.
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>So normally it is like this:
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><a href="javascript
:;" onClick="MM_openBrWindow
>('imagepath','large','scrollbars=yes,resizable=ye s,width=540,height=540')">
>View Large Image</a>
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>Where 'imagepath' is a hardcoded path. How can I write it to interpret and
>use the variable "large" I defined above? Thank you
Assuming it works as you previously said, I take it, it combines
"imagepath" and "large." Therefore, make sure imagepath plus your
"large" variable equal what you require. And then of course, unquote
"large."
Also, don't use the "javascript
:" pseudo-protocol in links.
http://jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_24
Make it a valid link to a page that notifies the user JavaScript was
required for the previous action, that is why they are at the new page.
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I guess just without single quotes?
Why guess?
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