My browser window is moved by an un-found instruction

[Fabrice Baro]

I'm working with a (complex) site written in php/javascript. A link,
when clicked, causes a centering of the browser window on the screen.
I would like to find what causes this moving. I suspect it's a
javascript command.

The behavior is slightly different for IE than FF: when the browser
window is on my second screen, IE is brought back in the center of the
main screen, whereas FF stays "stuck" on the left of the 2nd screen.

The link in the generated html:
/article/index.php?
g=3331&c=6&sc=259&ssc=237&a=56874&u=&read_article= 1&reset=&second_time=1

in the php: echo "<a href='/article/index.php?g=$g&c=$c&sc=$sc&ssc=
$ssc&a=$main_article_id&u=$u&read_article=1&reset=
$reset&second_time=1'>";

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Fabrice Baro wrote:

I'm working with a (complex) site written in php/javascript. A link,
when clicked, causes a centering of the browser window on the screen.
I would like to find what causes this moving. I suspect it's a
javascript command.

There are no commands, there are statements and expressions.

[...]
The link in the generated html:
/article/index.php?
g=3331&c=6&sc=259&ssc=237&a=56874&u=&read_article= 1&reset=&second_time=1

in the php: echo "<a href='/article/index.php?g=$g&c=$c&sc=$sc&ssc=
$ssc&a=$main_article_id&u=$u&read_article=1&reset=
$reset&second_time=1'>";

That doesn't help at all as there is no client-side script code. You have
the best chance of finding the cause when doing a fulltext search for
"moveTo", "moveBy", "resizeTo" or "resizeBy" (basic DOM knowledge really).
Good luck.
PointedEars
--
realism: HTML 4.01 Strict
evangelism: XHTML 1.0 Strict
madness: XHTML 1.1 as application/xhtml+xml
-- Bjoern Hoehrmann

[Fabrice Baro]

Hi Bjoern,

"moveTo", "moveBy", "resizeTo" or "resizeBy"

Thanks, that's the help I was expecting.

>(basic DOM knowledge really).

Mmm, not so much for me, obviously!

[Fabrice Baro]

Hi Bjoern,

"moveTo", "moveBy", "resizeTo" or "resizeBy"

Thanks, that's the help I was expecting.

>(basic DOM knowledge really).

Mmm, not so much for me, obviously!