This opens a new window
with all the features.
Here's the script...
<FORM>
<INPUT
type="button" value="New Window!" onClick="window.open('http://URL for
new window','mywindow','width=400,
height=200,toolbar=yes,location=yes,directories=yes,status=yes,menubar=yes,scrollbars=yes,
copyhistory=yes,resizable=yes')">
</FORM>
All you need do with
this script is put in the address for the page to be opened in the new
window. I find that absolute addresses work, so I used
http://myurl.com/page.htm
I
find this type of window handy to use for linked pages, as the viewer can
then come back to your page which is still open.
This is for a simple window
without the toolbars, etc.
Here's the script...
<FORM><INPUT
type="button" value="New Window!"
onClick="window.open('http://URL
for new window','mywindow','width=400,height=200')"></FORM>
As with the other script,
all you need do is add in the URL of the page displayed in the new window.
To change the name displayed
on the window, just change the value tag.
Now, if you're like me and
like to have images used as links, check out the new window graphic below.
For this to work you first
need to add some script to the <HEAD> of your page.
Here's the script to add...
<SCRIPT
language="JavaScript">
<!--hide
function
newwindow()
{
window.open('window3.htm','jav','width=440,height=200');
}
//-->
</SCRIPT>
Then to make the image
work, you need to add the rest of the script to the <BODY> of your page.
Here's the <BODY> script
to add...
I
made my image centered, and with spaces of 5 above and below it.
All
you need to edit for yourself is, the location of your new window in the
<HEAD> java tag,
and
the IMG SRC= in the <BODY> tag of the java. Don't forget to change the
HEIGHT and WIDTH as well.
