popup window using ASP and VBscript

[Raphael Gluck]

Hi everyone

I am having a little problem with an asp page.
I am trying to create a master/detail page, but on this occasion, it's only
a small amount of detail, so i want to create a small page, for the detail,
and have that pop up. something you would do for instance to show a link to
a larger graphic on your detail page.
It's obvious that i am doing something wrong, because instead of opening the
new page, in the pop up, the main page moves to the detail, and the pop up
window then opens up as an error.
For example here
http://www.tripak.me.uk/sublisting.a...9&TexSpecID=34
Clicking on a link there will give me the detail page, but not where i want
it.

This is my code from the master page, and the error is probably here
<a href="info.asp? GradeID=<%=(rsS ublisting("Grad eID"))%>"
onClick="window .open('nameofwi ndow','','width =100,height=100 ');return
false"><%=rsSub Listing("Grades ")%></a>

Could someone point out what i have done wrong?

Thanks so much

Raphael

[Ray at]

Try

<A href="#"
onclick="window .open('nameofwi ndow','info.asp ?GradeID=<%=rsS ublisting("Grad e
ID")%>',width=1 00,height=100)" ><%=rsSubListin g("Grades")%> </A>

Ray at work

"Raphael Gluck" <iwish i could tell you @alas blame the spammers> wrote in
message news:u0******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...

Hi everyone

I am having a little problem with an asp page.
I am trying to create a master/detail page, but on this occasion, it's only a small amount of detail, so i want to create a small page, for the detail, and have that pop up. something you would do for instance to show a link to a larger graphic on your detail page.
It's obvious that i am doing something wrong, because instead of opening the new page, in the pop up, the main page moves to the detail, and the pop up
window then opens up as an error.
For example here
http://www.tripak.me.uk/sublisting.a...9&TexSpecID=34
Clicking on a link there will give me the detail page, but not where i want it.

This is my code from the master page, and the error is probably here
<a href="info.asp? GradeID=<%=(rsS ublisting("Grad eID"))%>"
onClick="window .open('nameofwi ndow','','width =100,height=100 ');return
false"><%=rsSub Listing("Grades ")%></a>

Could someone point out what i have done wrong?

Thanks so much

Raphael

[Raphael Gluck]

Thanks
I tried that, but it doesnt seem to work, I entered all this

<A href="#"
onclick="window .open('nameofwi ndow','info.asp ?GradeID=<%=rsS ublisting("Grad e
ID")%>',width=1 00,height=100)" ><%=rsSubListin g("Grades")%> </A>

And it just doesnt move. I can see an error triangle in the bottom of the
web page, line 188 which doesnt contain anything to help me
Have i misunderstood your script line? must i modify it?

Please help

Raphael

[Raphael Gluck]

sorry if this a double post, but it doesnt look like it sent

Thanks Ray
my pages are in ASP and VBscript
would that be possible cause or is that a silly question?

Raphael

[Ray at]

The problem you're having has to do with javascript, not ASP. Try loading
your page and doing a view-source and debugging the client-side code after
checking what error the browser is reporting.

Ray at work

"Raphael Gluck" <iwish i could tell you @alas blame the spammers> wrote in
message news:eM******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P09.phx.gbl...

sorry if this a double post, but it doesnt look like it sent

Thanks Ray
my pages are in ASP and VBscript
would that be possible cause or is that a silly question?

Raphael

[Raphael Gluck]

Thanks Ray, But still not

Can i ask you again are you sure this code is the correct one?

<A href="#"
onclick="window .open('nameofwi ndow','info.asp ?GradeID=<%=rsS ublisting("Grad e
ID")%>',width=1 00,height=100)" ><%=rsSubListin g("Grades")%> </A>
The error doesnt seem to be confined to one line, though the page displays.
Maybe i need to tell you more.
The page i am on is sublisting.asp
The page i am trying to get to pop up is called info.asp
When i roll over the mouse over the link, sublisting.asp? Item_ID etc...
I know you're way better at this than me, but arent i supposed to see
info.asp? etc...

Do i need to insert something into the ahref tag? instead of "#"

Please help

Raphael

[Adrienne]

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed "Raphael Gluck" <iwish i could
tell you @alas blame the spammers> writing in
news:eZ******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl:

Thanks Ray, But still not

Can i ask you again are you sure this code is the correct one?

<A href="#"
onclick="window .open('nameofwi ndow','info.asp ?GradeID=<%=rsS ublisting("G
rade ID")%>',width=1 00,height=100)" ><%=rsSubListin g("Grades")%> </A>
The error doesnt seem to be confined to one line, though the page
displays. Maybe i need to tell you more.
The page i am on is sublisting.asp
The page i am trying to get to pop up is called info.asp
When i roll over the mouse over the link, sublisting.asp? Item_ID etc...
I know you're way better at this than me, but arent i supposed to see
info.asp? etc...

Do i need to insert something into the ahref tag? instead of "#"

Please help

Raphael

That's the problem with using javascript for links. You haven't provided a
method for non-javascript users. <a href="#"> will only take the user to
the top of the page.

What you need to do is:
<A href="info.asp? GradeID=<%=rsSu blisting("Grade ID")%>"
onclick="window .open('nameofwi ndow','info.asp ?GradeID=<%=rsS ublisting
("Grade ID")%>',width=1 00,height=100); return false" title="Open <%
=rsSublisting(" Grade ID")%> in a new window" target="_blank" ><%
=rsSubListing(" Grades")%></A>

The above does three things:
1. The return false allows users without javascript to open the page.
2. The title attribute indicates that the page will open in a new window.
For accessibility reasons, users should know that pages are going to open
in new windows.
3. The target attribute opens in a new window for non-javascript users.

Note: users with pop-up stoppers may still have problems with
target="_blank" , therefore, it might be better to omit it and suggest the
user open in a new window.

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Adrienne Boswell
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[Raphael Gluck]

Thank you Adrienne

I tried your script yesterday, but it gave me errors as you can see,
I have just tried again, and now it's not giving me errors, but still not
achieving its purpose

It's opening the new page, but as a full sized browser window.
It's because i am VB illiterate, I guess that's bad.
I hope you can help me if you have a minute

Thanks so much

Raphael

[Dave Anderson]

"Adrienne" wrote:

What you need to do is:
<A href="info.asp? GradeID=<%=rsSu blisting("Grade ID")%>"
onclick="window .open('nameofwi ndow','info.asp ?GradeID=<%=rsS ublisting
("Grade ID")%>',width=1 00,height=100); return false" title="Open <%
=rsSublisting(" Grade ID")%> in a new window" target="_blank" ><%
=rsSubListing(" Grades")%></A>
Everybody keeps mixing up the order of the parameters in window.open():
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/a...ods/open_0.asp

Here's a better idea -- instead of "_blank", use TARGET="nameofw indow" and
omit the [return false]. And use a more descriptive window name, for crying
out loud. Your link should look something like this:

<A HREF="info.asp? GradeID=<%=rsSu blisting.Fields ("Grade ID").Value%>"
ONCLICK="window .open('','grade Details','heigh t=100,width=100 ')"
TITLE="Open <%=rsSublisting .Fields("Grade ID").Value%> in a new
window"
TARGET="gradeDe tails"

If scripting is defective or absent, this will open in a default-sized
window named "gradeDetai ls". If scripting is functional, the properly sized
(and named) window will be created with the click event, and will
immediately be used as the target of the anchor.
Tested successfully in the following browsers:
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.2; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.2; en-US; rv:1.4) Gecko/20030624
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.2) Opera 7.11 [en]
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[Raphael Gluck]

thank you very much, i will try this option too.
I appreciate it

Raphael
"Dave Anderson" <GT**********@s pammotel.com> wrote in message
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"Adrienne" wrote:

What you need to do is:
<A href="info.asp? GradeID=<%=rsSu blisting("Grade ID")%>"
onclick="window .open('nameofwi ndow','info.asp ?GradeID=<%=rsS ublisting
("Grade ID")%>',width=1 00,height=100); return false" title="Open <%
=rsSublisting(" Grade ID")%> in a new window" target="_blank" ><%
=rsSubListing(" Grades")%></A>
Everybody keeps mixing up the order of the parameters in window.open():

http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/a...ods/open_0.asp
Here's a better idea -- instead of "_blank", use TARGET="nameofw indow" and
omit the [return false]. And use a more descriptive window name, for crying out loud. Your link should look something like this:

<A HREF="info.asp? GradeID=<%=rsSu blisting.Fields ("Grade ID").Value%>"
ONCLICK="window .open('','grade Details','heigh t=100,width=100 ')"
TITLE="Open <%=rsSublisting .Fields("Grade ID").Value%> in a new
window"
TARGET="gradeDe tails"

>
If scripting is defective or absent, this will open in a default-sized
window named "gradeDetai ls". If scripting is functional, the properly

sized (and named) window will be created with the click event, and will
immediately be used as the target of the anchor.
Tested successfully in the following browsers:
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.2; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.2; en-US; rv:1.4) Gecko/20030624
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.2) Opera 7.11 [en]
--
Dave Anderson

Unsolicited commercial email will be read at a cost of $500 per message. Use of this email address implies consent to these terms. Please do not contact me directly or ask me to contact you directly for assistance. If your
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