I've installed the following Javascript on my Web page and it
is working fine. It brings up a little pop up message (not an ad).
<script language="JavaS cript"><!--
window1=window. open('sera.html ','messageWindo w1','scrollbars =no,width=150,h eight=245')
//--></script>
I'd like to make the following improvements:
1. I want to control where the pop up window
appears (so it doesn't pop up over the best
part of the page). Is there any way to
specify how many pixels from the top and to
the right that the upper left corner of the
pop up window should appear?
2. I want to make the pop up window remain on top
of the main page until the pop up window is
closed.
3. I want the pop up window to close after
fifteen to thirty seconds.
Can anyone tell me how to do this?
Fred
3  1899 
Fred Atkinson <fa*******@mish mash.com> wrote in message news:<45******* *************** **********@4ax. com>... I've installed the following Javascript on my Web page and it
is working fine. It brings up a little pop up message (not an ad).
<script language="JavaS cript"><!--
window1=window. open('sera.html ','messageWindo w1','scrollbars =no,width=150,h eight=245')
//--></script>
I'd like to make the following improvements:
1. I want to control where the pop up window
appears (so it doesn't pop up over the best
part of the page). Is there any way to
specify how many pixels from the top and to
the right that the upper left corner of the
pop up window should appear?
2. I want to make the pop up window remain on top
of the main page until the pop up window is
closed.
3. I want the pop up window to close after
fifteen to thirty seconds.
Can anyone tell me how to do this?
Fred
hello,
1.
you can use :
window1=window. open('sera.html ','messageWindo w1','scrollbars =no,width=150,h eight=245.
top=XXX, left=XXX')
and replace XXX with the offset you want
2.
to do this you need the new window to be a dialog. ( because you can
control its model/modeless )
more info here : http://www.webreference.com/js/column90/6.html
3.
you need to do make a timer that fires after 30 seconds and call
window.close()
more info: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...=Google+Search http://www.crowes.f9.co.uk/Javascript/timer.htm
hope that was helpful
regards,
Amr Mostafa
Fred Atkinson wrote: I've installed the following Javascript on my Web page and it
is working fine. It brings up a little pop up message (not an ad).
<script language="JavaS cript"><!--
window1=window. open('sera.html ','messageWindo w1','scrollbars =no,width=150,h eight=245')
//--></script>
I'd like to make the following improvements:
1. I want to control where the pop up window
appears (so it doesn't pop up over the best
part of the page). Is there any way to
specify how many pixels from the top and to
the right that the upper left corner of the
pop up window should appear?
The 3rd parameter of window.open() contains the attributes of the newly opened window, two
of the available attributes are top and left, of course, you must realize you will have no
idea where the browser window is on the user's screen, or where the "best part of the
page" resides, so knowing you can open the popup someplace else is pointless, because you
could open the popup at 700 x 500, and it *still* might be covering the "best part of the
page" because of where the user's browser window is positioned and where he is scrolled
to.
2. I want to make the pop up window remain on top
of the main page until the pop up window is
closed.
This can't be done reliably. Some people try to make it happen with <body
onblur="window. focus();"> but that just breaks the usability of the end-user's browser.
3. I want the pop up window to close after
fifteen to thirty seconds.
<body onload="var t = setTimeout('win dow.close();', 30000);">
Can anyone tell me how to do this?
All of the above assumes you'll even be able to open the window in the first place. If
it's an unrequested popup, most browsers and many add-ons for browsers that don't support
it natively now block unrequested new windows. In a browser like Opera, you will simply
*not* be able to place the popup where you want it, and in attempting to do so, may place
it somewhere inaccessible to the user.
In general, popups are a bad idea, find another way to present the content you want the
user to see.
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* Client-side Javascript and Netscape 4 DOM Reference available at:
* http://devedge.netscape.com/library/...ce/frames.html
* Internet Explorer DOM Reference available at:
* http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/a...ence_entry.asp
* Netscape 6/7 DOM Reference available at:
* http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/domref/
* Tips for upgrading JavaScript for Netscape 7 / Mozilla
* http://www.mozilla.org/docs/web-deve...upgrade_2.html
Fred Atkinson a *crit :
I've installed the following Javascript on my Web page and it
is working fine. It brings up a little pop up message (not an ad).
<script language="JavaS cript"><!--
window1=window. open('sera.html ','messageWindo w1','scrollbars =no,width=150,h eight=245')
//--></script>
I'd like to make the following improvements:
1. I want to control where the pop up window
appears (so it doesn't pop up over the best
part of the page). Is there any way to
specify how many pixels from the top and to
the right that the upper left corner of the
pop up window should appear?
top=xxx xxx = the correct value for top margin betwen internal top hedge of screen
and external top hedge of popup
left=yyy same for left margin
attributes = 'scrollbars=no, width=150,heigh t=245,top=xxx,l eft=yyy';
window1=window. open('sera.html ','messageWindo w1',attributes) ;
2. I want to make the pop up window remain on top
of the main page until the pop up window is
closed.
<body onblur="self.fo cus();">
3. I want the pop up window to close after
fifteen to thirty seconds.
<body onblur="self.fo cus();" onload="setTime out('self.close ()',30000);">
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