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| In DW you have to cretae hyperlink on the text before you can ask it to
popup a window when clicked.
Therefore the result is you get the popup window but also the papge your on
has to also link somewhere!!.
Is it not possible just to have DM open a popup?
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| darrel 2005-03-01, 6:27 pm |
| > Is it not possible just to have DM open a popup?
DW doesn't do anything. The browser does.
You can have the browser open a pop-up by attaching a javascript ONLOAD
event to the BODY tag. However, most modern browsers and pop-up blockers
will block pop-ups triggered in this manner, so it's usually suggested that
if you MUST have a pop-up, that you trigger it from an actual link on the
page.
-Darrel
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| You should be able to add and onClick event to whatever you want (e.g., img
tag) and point to whatever function you use to open the pop-up
For example, if you use the Pop-Up Window snippet in DW:
<img src="foo.gif" onClick="popUpWindow(myURL,20,20,200,200);">
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"mattw" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> You should be able to add and onClick event to whatever you want (e.g.,
> img
> tag) and point to whatever function you use to open the pop-up
> For example, if you use the Pop-Up Window snippet in DW:
> <img src="foo.gif" onClick="popUpWindow(myURL,20,20,200,200);">
Mine is a text based link
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"darrel" <notreal@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> DW doesn't do anything. The browser does.
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> You can have the browser open a pop-up by attaching a javascript ONLOAD
> event to the BODY tag. However, most modern browsers and pop-up blockers
> will block pop-ups triggered in this manner, so it's usually suggested
> that
> if you MUST have a pop-up, that you trigger it from an actual link on the
> page.
im talking about having text called: click here when you click it it opens
a popup window
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| darrel 2005-03-01, 6:27 pm |
| > im talking about having text called: click here when you click it it
opens
> a popup window
So...what's your question? Highlight the text, make it a link, and attach a
javascript pop-up window script to it.
-Darrel
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| <span onClick="popUpWindow(myURL,20,20,200,200);">Click Here</span>
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| You should be able to add and onClick event to whatever you want (e.g., img
tag) and point to whatever function you use to open the pop-up
For example, if you use the Pop-Up Window snippet in DW:
<img src="foo.gif" onClick="popUpWindow(myURL,20,20,200,200);">
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"darrel" <notreal@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:d0276h$qk9$1@forums.macromedia.com...
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> DW doesn't do anything. The browser does.
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> You can have the browser open a pop-up by attaching a javascript ONLOAD
> event to the BODY tag. However, most modern browsers and pop-up blockers
> will block pop-ups triggered in this manner, so it's usually suggested
> that
> if you MUST have a pop-up, that you trigger it from an actual link on the
> page.
im talking about having text called: click here when you click it it opens
a popup window
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| <span onClick="popUpWindow(myURL,20,20,200,200);">Click Here</span>
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| darrel 2005-03-05, 6:27 pm |
| > Is it not possible just to have DM open a popup?
DW doesn't do anything. The browser does.
You can have the browser open a pop-up by attaching a javascript ONLOAD
event to the BODY tag. However, most modern browsers and pop-up blockers
will block pop-ups triggered in this manner, so it's usually suggested that
if you MUST have a pop-up, that you trigger it from an actual link on the
page.
-Darrel
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