In article <z7********************@adelphia.com>,
no************@nospam.com
enlightened us with...
We like to pop-up context help windows when a user clicks on certain terms
on our web pages. However, the popup blockers seem to block any links with
"target=_new" or "target=_blank". Is there a way with Javascript to open a
new window that is acceptable to the popup blockers? These context help
windows are a direct result of a user click, not an onload or onunload
event.
Some popup blockers will allow popups that are the result of a direct user
click, some will not. No way around it. The user would have to put your site
in an allowed sites list or something.
They don't all work the same, is what I'm saying, so there wouldn't be just
one way to code it that would be acceptable - otherwise, all the idiots that
do popups people hate would do it. ;)
One of the many reasons popups don't do well in an internet context.
(I note you say "we like". What do your USERS like? If it's contextual help,
you can use an invisible div to write to and then make visible to simulate a
popup.)
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