Hi !
I saw that in Outlook Web Access (OWA) you get small notification window
when a new e-mail is received even when the browser window is minimized and
it appears at the right corner of the screen.
I developed a web application and I'd like to generate a similar popup
window to notify the user on new events. I tried many ideas but no success so
far...
I would like to know if someone here knows how they do that...
Thanks in advance,
Yuval.
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a timer runs on the page. when timer fires a request is sent to server
asking for events and based on the reponse, pop window is shown.
This is what is these days called "AJAX".
"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:5A**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi !
I saw that in Outlook Web Access (OWA) you get small notification window
when a new e-mail is received even when the browser window is minimized
and
it appears at the right corner of the screen.
I developed a web application and I'd like to generate a similar popup
window to notify the user on new events. I tried many ideas but no success
so
far...
I would like to know if someone here knows how they do that...
Thanks in advance,
Yuval.
Hi Winista!
That's what I thought, but two things still doesn't seem fit with this
explaination:
1. Could it load a window that has no border and does not appear in the
taskbar and do all that when the browser is minimized?
2. I have a popup blocker enabled in my browser, how does it knows not to
block this one? and how can I assure that my web application's popup window
will not get blocked by popup blockers?
"Winista" wrote:
a timer runs on the page. when timer fires a request is sent to server
asking for events and based on the reponse, pop window is shown.
This is what is these days called "AJAX".
"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:5A**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi !
I saw that in Outlook Web Access (OWA) you get small notification window
when a new e-mail is received even when the browser window is minimized
and
it appears at the right corner of the screen.
I developed a web application and I'd like to generate a similar popup
window to notify the user on new events. I tried many ideas but no success
so
far...
I would like to know if someone here knows how they do that...
Thanks in advance,
Yuval.
The window that you see is no more than a DIV. So it is upto you to specify
style for it, border or no borders. Its all upto you.
I am not sure if the popup comes up when browser is mimimized.
Since the windows is a DIV and not an actual browser window, so popup
blocker can't block it. See the following link and see couple of examples on
it and see how poups appear even when you have popup blocker. http://www.netomatix.com/products/po...p/default.aspx
Winista http://www.universalshoppingmall.com
"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:B5**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi Winista!
That's what I thought, but two things still doesn't seem fit with this
explaination:
1. Could it load a window that has no border and does not appear in the
taskbar and do all that when the browser is minimized?
2. I have a popup blocker enabled in my browser, how does it knows not to
block this one? and how can I assure that my web application's popup
window
will not get blocked by popup blockers?
"Winista" wrote:
>a timer runs on the page. when timer fires a request is sent to server
asking for events and based on the reponse, pop window is shown.
This is what is these days called "AJAX".
"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:5A**********************************@microso ft.com...
Hi !
I saw that in Outlook Web Access (OWA) you get small notification
window
when a new e-mail is received even when the browser window is minimized
and
it appears at the right corner of the screen.
I developed a web application and I'd like to generate a similar popup
window to notify the user on new events. I tried many ideas but no
success
so
far...
I would like to know if someone here knows how they do that...
Thanks in advance,
Yuval.
Well, I tried it with our OWA and it pops even when the browser is
minimized... Is it possible to set the location of a DIV to a location that
is outside the browser?
"Winista" wrote:
The window that you see is no more than a DIV. So it is upto you to specify
style for it, border or no borders. Its all upto you.
I am not sure if the popup comes up when browser is mimimized.
Since the windows is a DIV and not an actual browser window, so popup
blocker can't block it. See the following link and see couple of examples on
it and see how poups appear even when you have popup blocker.
http://www.netomatix.com/products/po...p/default.aspx
Winista
http://www.universalshoppingmall.com
"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:B5**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi Winista!
That's what I thought, but two things still doesn't seem fit with this
explaination:
1. Could it load a window that has no border and does not appear in the
taskbar and do all that when the browser is minimized?
2. I have a popup blocker enabled in my browser, how does it knows not to
block this one? and how can I assure that my web application's popup
window
will not get blocked by popup blockers?
"Winista" wrote:
a timer runs on the page. when timer fires a request is sent to server
asking for events and based on the reponse, pop window is shown.
This is what is these days called "AJAX".
"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:5A**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi !
I saw that in Outlook Web Access (OWA) you get small notification
window
when a new e-mail is received even when the browser window is minimized
and
it appears at the right corner of the screen.
I developed a web application and I'd like to generate a similar popup
window to notify the user on new events. I tried many ideas but no
success
so
far...
I would like to know if someone here knows how they do that...
Thanks in advance,
Yuval.
Hi again
I just wanted to tell you that I found out - it's probably createPopup method.
Thanks a lot!
YK
"YK" wrote:
Well, I tried it with our OWA and it pops even when the browser is
minimized... Is it possible to set the location of a DIV to a location that
is outside the browser?
"Winista" wrote:
The window that you see is no more than a DIV. So it is upto you to specify
style for it, border or no borders. Its all upto you.
I am not sure if the popup comes up when browser is mimimized.
Since the windows is a DIV and not an actual browser window, so popup
blocker can't block it. See the following link and see couple of examples on
it and see how poups appear even when you have popup blocker.
http://www.netomatix.com/products/po...p/default.aspx
Winista
http://www.universalshoppingmall.com
"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:B5**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi Winista!
>
That's what I thought, but two things still doesn't seem fit with this
explaination:
1. Could it load a window that has no border and does not appear in the
taskbar and do all that when the browser is minimized?
2. I have a popup blocker enabled in my browser, how does it knows not to
block this one? and how can I assure that my web application's popup
window
will not get blocked by popup blockers?
>
"Winista" wrote:
>
>a timer runs on the page. when timer fires a request is sent to server
>asking for events and based on the reponse, pop window is shown.
>This is what is these days called "AJAX".
>>
>"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
>news:5A**********************************@microso ft.com...
Hi !
>
I saw that in Outlook Web Access (OWA) you get small notification
window
when a new e-mail is received even when the browser window is minimized
and
it appears at the right corner of the screen.
>
I developed a web application and I'd like to generate a similar popup
window to notify the user on new events. I tried many ideas but no
success
so
far...
>
I would like to know if someone here knows how they do that...
>
>
Thanks in advance,
Yuval.
>>
>>
>>
Check before using it. This method I believe is IE specific.
"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:FA**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi again
I just wanted to tell you that I found out - it's probably createPopup
method.
Thanks a lot!
YK
"YK" wrote:
>Well, I tried it with our OWA and it pops even when the browser is
minimized... Is it possible to set the location of a DIV to a location
that
is outside the browser?
"Winista" wrote:
The window that you see is no more than a DIV. So it is upto you to
specify
style for it, border or no borders. Its all upto you.
I am not sure if the popup comes up when browser is mimimized.
Since the windows is a DIV and not an actual browser window, so popup
blocker can't block it. See the following link and see couple of
examples on
it and see how poups appear even when you have popup blocker.
http://www.netomatix.com/products/po...p/default.aspx
Winista
http://www.universalshoppingmall.com
"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:B5**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi Winista!
That's what I thought, but two things still doesn't seem fit with
this
explaination:
1. Could it load a window that has no border and does not appear in
the
taskbar and do all that when the browser is minimized?
2. I have a popup blocker enabled in my browser, how does it knows
not to
block this one? and how can I assure that my web application's popup
window
will not get blocked by popup blockers?
"Winista" wrote:
a timer runs on the page. when timer fires a request is sent to
server
asking for events and based on the reponse, pop window is shown.
This is what is these days called "AJAX".
"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:5A**********************************@microso ft.com...
Hi !
I saw that in Outlook Web Access (OWA) you get small notification
window
when a new e-mail is received even when the browser window is
minimized
and
it appears at the right corner of the screen.
I developed a web application and I'd like to generate a similar
popup
window to notify the user on new events. I tried many ideas but no
success
so
far...
I would like to know if someone here knows how they do that...
Thanks in advance,
Yuval.
That's ok... It's for our intranet portal - we all use IE.
"Winista" wrote:
Check before using it. This method I believe is IE specific.
"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:FA**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi again
I just wanted to tell you that I found out - it's probably createPopup
method.
Thanks a lot!
YK
"YK" wrote:
Well, I tried it with our OWA and it pops even when the browser is
minimized... Is it possible to set the location of a DIV to a location
that
is outside the browser?
"Winista" wrote:
The window that you see is no more than a DIV. So it is upto you to
specify
style for it, border or no borders. Its all upto you.
I am not sure if the popup comes up when browser is mimimized.
Since the windows is a DIV and not an actual browser window, so popup
blocker can't block it. See the following link and see couple of
examples on
it and see how poups appear even when you have popup blocker.
http://www.netomatix.com/products/po...p/default.aspx
Winista
http://www.universalshoppingmall.com
"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:B5**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi Winista!
>
That's what I thought, but two things still doesn't seem fit with
this
explaination:
1. Could it load a window that has no border and does not appear in
the
taskbar and do all that when the browser is minimized?
2. I have a popup blocker enabled in my browser, how does it knows
not to
block this one? and how can I assure that my web application's popup
window
will not get blocked by popup blockers?
>
"Winista" wrote:
>
>a timer runs on the page. when timer fires a request is sent to
>server
>asking for events and based on the reponse, pop window is shown.
>This is what is these days called "AJAX".
>>
>"YK" <YK@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
>news:5A**********************************@microso ft.com...
Hi !
>
I saw that in Outlook Web Access (OWA) you get small notification
window
when a new e-mail is received even when the browser window is
minimized
and
it appears at the right corner of the screen.
>
I developed a web application and I'd like to generate a similar
popup
window to notify the user on new events. I tried many ideas but no
success
so
far...
>
I would like to know if someone here knows how they do that...
>
>
Thanks in advance,
Yuval.
>>
>>
>>
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