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Whats up guys n gals
OK, I have an html page (support.htm) that I need to pop up in a seperate browser without toolbars, menus ect...
I have that working using the following script and with
<body onload="resizeTo(400,500)"> in the body tag on support.htm
<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
{
window.open('support.htm','',directories='no',menubar='no',scrollbars='yes',
status='no',toolbar='no')
}
</script>
Problem is that there are no scrollbars in the popup window?
Any Ideas ?
Thanks all
"B"
it will only show scrollbars if the window is too samll to show all the stuff on that page.
if it is try scrollbar="1" instead scrollbars="yes"
scrollbar='1' didn't make a difference
It will scroll if I use the mouse wheel but the scrollbar will not display?? :confused:
Figured it out. I don't know why I had to, but I had to set the scroll parameter to 'yes' in the body tag also. I thought this was default???
<body onload="resizeTo(400,500)" scroll='yes' >
Go Figure
Thanks
this is the popup I use. suppose you can set it so it loads onLoad.
then <body onLoad="MsgBox()">Code:<!--script LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
function MsgBox() {
Newwindow=window.open("support.htm","","scrollbars=1,rezisable=1,toolbar=0,status=0, menubar=0,location=0,directories=0,width=500,height=170");
Newwindow.document.close();
}
</script-->
why u need pop ups.....no1 will come to your site
I agree, but some popups are necessary in some cases.
A whole bunch of sites do <a href="whatever" target="_new"> which is REALLY annoying. But some sites, like the Dell Configuration site, makes good use of popups. Take your pick. :)