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Brian Smith #1
opening new window
What is the easiest way to dynamically create and show a
new web (.aspx) form? What about creating, adding, and
accessing web controls on the form?
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Opening in same window
okay this is simple but my brains fail me.. my header comprises of a flash movie and it has the menu buttons so I've given getURL command to the... -
opening new swf window
hi all i'm very new to dreamweaver.i made the index page,i've a hotspot area,if i click on it it should open a new browser window,which should... -
Opening pop up window
Hi, I would like to create a pop up window from a Page_load event but I am not sure how to do it. My code will be like: If exists then popup... -
opening a new window
hi,,, in my *.cs file, when the submit button is clicked i want to have a page open in a new window open. can someone tell me the code in C#... -
opening new window with hyperlinks
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Tag141 webforumsuser@macromedia.com #2
Re: Opening new window
Really easy. Type a word then attach the behaviour of Open Browser Window. Change the 'onload' command to 'onclick' and when viewed with your internet browser all you have is a black text. If you click on this text it will open the new browser window. If it was a link to a new page then it would be underlined. I'm not going to post my code as it would take longer than simply DIY.
So, how do I make it so that a hand (or change of cursor) occurs with this behaviour? I assume some sort of script.
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Dan Vendel *GOF* #3
Re: Opening new window
"Tag141" [email]webforumsuser@macromedia.com[/email] wrote:
That's because the text isn't a link. Select the text, type> Really easy. Type a word then attach the behaviour of Open Browser Window. Change the 'onload' command to 'onclick' and when viewed with your internet browser all you have is a black text. If you click on this text it will open the new browser window. If it was a link to a new page then it would be underlined. I'm not going to post my code as it would take longer than simply DIY.
> So, how do I make it so that a hand (or change of cursor) occurs with this behaviour? I assume some sort of script.
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"javascript:;" (without the "") in the little link box in the property
inspector (you might have to save after), then attach the behavior onClick.
BTW: If asked to post the code, please do, or you might get a lot of
wrong answers otherwise - or no answer at all. I asked that to be able
to help you, not for fun. It's simply to open the page in code view, hit
Ctrl + A, then Ctrl + C and then paste it in the message.
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Tag141 webforumsuser@macromedia.com #4
Re: Opening new window
Sorry, point taken. Code was on home computer and I was in work. Next time.
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Dan Vendel *GOF* #5
Re: Opening new window
"Tag141" [email]webforumsuser@macromedia.com[/email] wrote:
No worries.> Sorry, point taken. Code was on home computer and I was in work. Next time.
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Gary White, who's refusing to use javascript in his browsers ;-) has
done a pretty good tutorial about making popups work work him and his
alikes:
[url]http://apptools.com/rants/popups.php[/url]
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Dan Vendel *GOF* #6
Re: Opening new window
Dan Vendel *GOF* wrote:
work work him and hiseh...not yet awake:> alikes:
"work for him and others like him"
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Gary White #7
Re: Opening new window
On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 10:32:22 +0200, Dan Vendel *GOF*
<see_my_signature_@_the_bottom_of_the_post.com> wrote:
>No worries.
>Gary White, who's refusing to use javascript in his browsers ;-) has
>done a pretty good tutorial about making popups work work him and his
>alikes:
>[url]http://apptools.com/rants/popups.php[/url]
<LOL> Actually, I finally broke down and added a popup menu to my
site. However, everything is still accessible without JavaScript.
Gary
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Dan Vendel *GOF* #8
Re: Opening new window
Gary White wrote:
Hehe. I noticed the HUGE visual rewamp, too! Now the world is waiting> <LOL> Actually, I finally broke down and added a popup menu to my
> site. However, everything is still accessible without JavaScript.
for that pile of tools to flirp around in a Flash clip <g>
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Gary White #9
Re: Opening new window
On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 15:18:43 +0200, Dan Vendel *GOF*
<see_my_signature_@_the_bottom_of_the_post.com> wrote:
I keep thinking that if I revise it enough, someday my lack of design>Hehe. I noticed the HUGE visual rewamp, too! Now the world is waiting
>for that pile of tools to flirp around in a Flash clip <g>
skills will eventually miss one of the designs and I'll come up with
something attractive. <g>
Don't hold your breath on the Flash though. ;-)
Gary
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Potsdam Ken #10
Opening New Window
I have created a webpage which seems to be working fine, but I would like to
create a new smaller window when opening a small linked document...ie, only
about 4" by 4"..in the right center of the screen. Can I do this in
Publisher?
thanks
ken
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Brian Kvalheim - [MS MVP] #11
Re: Opening New Window
For Publisher 2002:
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"Potsdam Ken" <khqglass@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:f8eaa95121cc9bed9b165257de98a438@news.teranew s.com...to> I have created a webpage which seems to be working fine, but I would likeonly> create a new smaller window when opening a small linked document...ie,> about 4" by 4"..in the right center of the screen. Can I do this in
> Publisher?
> thanks
> ken
>
>
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Ronnie H #12
Re: Opening New Window
I'd like to open a new window, in Publisher 2000, whenever I link to another
file that is on my site but not in the Pub file. Can one do that without
resorting to HTML? In other words, can the 'target' command be put into the
Wizard that you get when you right click on a link image and then click
'hyperlink'?
TIA
Ronnie H
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Brian Kvalheim - [MS MVP] <publisher@mvps.org> wrote in message
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> For Publisher 2000:
> [url]http://www.davidbartosik.com/pub2k/pub2k_28.htm[/url]which seems to be working fine, but I would like > to> "Potsdam Ken" <khqglass@adelphia.net> wrote > > I have created a webpage> > create a new smaller window when opening a small linked document...
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David Bartosik - MS MVP #13
Re: Opening New Window
No. It does not support the target attribute. You can only get that by
coding the complete href yourself as per the articles in the earlier
response of this thread.
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"Ronnie H" <rdeletedeleteh@socialgoals.com> wrote in message
news:xS7Nb.11572$9k7.214618@news.xtra.co.nz...another> I'd like to open a new window, in Publisher 2000, whenever I link tothe> file that is on my site but not in the Pub file. Can one do that without
> resorting to HTML? In other words, can the 'target' command be put into> Wizard that you get when you right click on a link image and then click
> 'hyperlink'?
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> TIA
> Ronnie H
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> Brian Kvalheim - [MS MVP] <publisher@mvps.org> wrote in message
> news:u8SV8Ck2DHA.2680@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
>>> > For Publisher 2000:
> > [url]http://www.davidbartosik.com/pub2k/pub2k_28.htm[/url]> which seems to be working fine, but I would like > to> > "Potsdam Ken" <khqglass@adelphia.net> wrote > > I have created a webpage>> > > create a new smaller window when opening a small linked document...
>
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