Hello
We have a page that loads a long list of things. Each row has an onclick
where you can open a window for more information. When you do that the parent
page refreshes to the top of the page....so if you were near the bottom, you
would have to scroll back down to get back to where you were. I would like
the parent page to hold its position when the child opens. Any suggestions?
Thank You
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"Todd" <To**@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote in message
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Hello
We have a page that loads a long list of things. Each row has an onclick
where you can open a window for more information. When you do that the
parent
page refreshes to the top of the page....so if you were near the bottom,
you
would have to scroll back down to get back to where you were. I would like
the parent page to hold its position when the child opens. Any
suggestions?
>
Thank You
You would need to show us an example of the html and Javascript you are
using to achieve this.
Anthony Jones wrote on 21 sep 2006 in
microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:
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"Todd" <To**@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote in message
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>Hello
We have a page that loads a long list of things. Each row has an
onclick where you can open a window for more information. When you do
that the
parent
>page refreshes to the top of the page....so if you were near the
bottom,
you
>would have to scroll back down to get back to where you were. I would
like the parent page to hold its position when the child opens. Any
suggestions?
>>
Thank You
You would need to show us an example of the html and Javascript you
are using to achieve this.
It is not a asp = serverside, but a clientside issue, off topic.
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Todd wrote:
We have a page that loads a long list of things. Each row has an
onclick where you can open a window for more information. When you do
that the parent page refreshes to the top of the page....so if you
were near the bottom, you would have to scroll back down to get back
to where you were. I would like the parent page to hold its position
when the child opens. Any suggestions?
Yes. Stop using <a href="#" onclick="...">. There is no need to use anchor
tags when a change of page is not desired. The [onclick] attribute applies
to virtually every element, not to mention the [cursor] CSS rule: http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/interact/...l#adef-onclick http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/ui.html#propdef-cursor
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here is the line of code
<td align="center"> <a href="#"
onclick="window .open('ncdr.asp ?view=ncdr&id=< %=rsncdr("id")% >','NCDR','tool bar=0,location= 0,directories=0 ,status=0,menub ar=1,scrollbars =1,resizable=0, copyhistory=0,w idth=740,height =500')"><img
src="../images/view.gif" border="0" alt="View NCDR#
<%=branchloc% >-<%=rsncdr("ncdr num")%>"></td>
If the onclick is the issue, what would be the best way to achive the same
result
Thank You
"Dave Anderson" wrote:
Todd wrote:
We have a page that loads a long list of things. Each row has an
onclick where you can open a window for more information. When you do
that the parent page refreshes to the top of the page....so if you
were near the bottom, you would have to scroll back down to get back
to where you were. I would like the parent page to hold its position
when the child opens. Any suggestions?
Yes. Stop using <a href="#" onclick="...">. There is no need to use anchor
tags when a change of page is not desired. The [onclick] attribute applies
to virtually every element, not to mention the [cursor] CSS rule:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/interact/...l#adef-onclick
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/ui.html#propdef-cursor
--
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Todd wrote:
<td align="center"> <a href="#"
onclick="window .open(...)">
If the onclick is the issue, what would be the best way
to achive the same result
Onclick is not the issue. <ais the issue. Don't use it if it is not
appropriate to do so:
<td onclick="window .open(...)">
Take a look at what I suggested once again:
>Yes. Stop using <a href="#" onclick="...">. There is no need
to use anchor tags when a change of page is not desired. The
[onclick] attribute applies to virtually every element, not
to mention the [cursor] CSS rule:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/interact/...l#adef-onclick
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/ui.html#propdef-cursor
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"Dave Anderson" wrote:
[please do not toppost]
Todd wrote:
<td align="center"> <a href="#"
onclick="window .open(...)">
If the onclick is the issue, what would be the best way
to achive the same result
Onclick is not the issue. <ais the issue. Don't use it if it is not
appropriate to do so:
<td onclick="window .open(...)">
Take a look at what I suggested once again:
Yes. Stop using <a href="#" onclick="...">. There is no need
to use anchor tags when a change of page is not desired. The
[onclick] attribute applies to virtually every element, not
to mention the [cursor] CSS rule:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/interact/...l#adef-onclick
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/ui.html#propdef-cursor
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Thank You...I see what you mean now.....is there a way to replicate the
"finger cursor" that comes up when an anchor is used...looked into
onMouseover but this seems to change the text that the mouse is moving over,
not the curser itself. Appreciate the help
Todd wrote:
>>>...The [onclick] attribute applies to virtually every
element, not to mention the [cursor] CSS rule:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/interact/...l#adef-onclick
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/ui.html#propdef-cursor
Thank You...I see what you mean now.....is there a way to
replicate the "finger cursor" that comes up when an anchor
is used...looked into onMouseover but this seems to change
the text that the mouse is moving over, not the curser
itself.
Again, my original response contains the answer. You can use styles inline
or through a CSS rule. Here is inline:
<td stlye="cursor:p ointer" onclick="...">
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"Dave Anderson" wrote:
Todd wrote:
>>...The [onclick] attribute applies to virtually every
element, not to mention the [cursor] CSS rule:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/interact/...l#adef-onclick
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/ui.html#propdef-cursor
Thank You...I see what you mean now.....is there a way to
replicate the "finger cursor" that comes up when an anchor
is used...looked into onMouseover but this seems to change
the text that the mouse is moving over, not the curser
itself.
Again, my original response contains the answer. You can use styles inline
or through a CSS rule. Here is inline:
<td stlye="cursor:p ointer" onclick="...">
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Thank you...I didn't fully understand your original response, however, it
makes perfect sense now...most appreciated!
Todd wrote:
Thank you...I didn't fully understand your original
response, however, it makes perfect sense now...most
appreciated!
My pleasure. It is no surprise to me that you were using <a href="#" ...>,
since there are SO MANY examples out there that use it. This is partly
because there were few alternatives many years ago, and that "trick" worked
for most browsers.
But Microsoft has applied onclick to most elements since version IE4, and
virtually everyone else has done so for the last 5 years, so it is no longer
necessary. Nevertheless, I estimate it will take at least more 5 years for
the practice to fade from documentation and use.
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