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How to use 'window.open()'
Hi,
I'd like to find out how to use the window.open() script in Fireworks.
When you create a hotspot, button, or slice, which can have a link associated with it, there is the little "Link" drop down menu on
the bottom of the properties panel. Here, normally, you'd enter something like "mypage.htm". That would open the requested document
in a new browser window.
However, I'd like to use the window.open() script to open a separate window, because I'd like to hide the menubar and specify the
window size as well. When I enter the string "javascript:window.open(...)" into the little Link field, I get 2 windows open. One of
them is the actual window which was specified by the open() script, but I have another window opens as well, which says "[object]".
Why is this other window opens up? How can I get rid of that? I think there's something wrong with the way I specified the
"window.open()" string in the link box. Can anyone tell me what is the correct way?
Thanks!
Les
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