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In a particular instance, I am using javascript:openWindow5 to open a new window off the default.asp page. I am not too familiar with this, but I am thinking that the 5 is some sort of pre-set window. It works fine, except that there is no address bar with the back/forward/refresh, etc. buttons. How can I alter this so that a window opens "in full"?
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There are several preset window types. You can change the window type if you wish but you should know that any other windows in the forum that use that preset will also be affected and may not have the results you want.
Instead, you may want to create a new window type and add it with the others. You will find them in inc_header.asp. Look for javascript:openWindow5 and you will find its presets. Copy and paste it at the bottom of the preset list and change the 5 to something different and then play with the presets until you have what you want. Be sure to change the 5 in the page that is using that preset so it will look at your new preset.
Instead, you may want to create a new window type and add it with the others. You will find them in inc_header.asp. Look for javascript:openWindow5 and you will find its presets. Copy and paste it at the bottom of the preset list and change the 5 to something different and then play with the presets until you have what you want. Be sure to change the 5 in the page that is using that preset so it will look at your new preset.
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If you're trying to just open up an entire new browser window, rather than a pop up you do not need JaveScript. You can use:
If you're trying to use a pop up you can search inc_header.asp for: and in that function remove the 's' from toolbars - that syntax is incorrect:
The if statement we added at the end (in blue) sets focus to the pop up so that it doesn't get lost behind the main window. We had an instance where the user would be going back and forth quite a bit and if the pop up was left open it would just flash in the start menu and not actually get focus. We added this to all the OpenWindow functions in inc_header.asp
Code:
<a href="link" target="_blank">Link Name</a>If you're trying to use a pop up you can search inc_header.asp for:
Code:
function openWindow5(url)Code:
...'width=450,height=525,scrollbars=yes,toolbars=yes,menubar=yes,resizable=yes'); if (window.focus){popupWin.focus();}}The if statement we added at the end (in blue) sets focus to the pop up so that it doesn't get lost behind the main window. We had an instance where the user would be going back and forth quite a bit and if the pop up was left open it would just flash in the start menu and not actually get focus. We added this to all the OpenWindow functions in inc_header.asp
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OK -- removing the s did show all the toolbars, EXCEPT the one with the address field in it, which is the one I want. Using IE8.
To be clear, how do I change the following code to simply open a new browser window?
" <a href=""javascript:openWindow5('links.asp')""><acronym title=""Web Links of interest ... add your own!"">Web Links</acronym></a>" & vbNewline & _
" |" & vbNewline & _
To be clear, how do I change the following code to simply open a new browser window?
" <a href=""javascript:openWindow5('links.asp')""><acronym title=""Web Links of interest ... add your own!"">Web Links</acronym></a>" & vbNewline & _
" |" & vbNewline & _
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add this bit in red in inc_header:
Code:
toolbar=yes,location=1
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You could do this:
Change the part in red:
To:
Change the part in red:
Code:
" <a href=""javascript:openWindow5('links.asp')""><acronym title=""Web Links of interest ... add your own!"">Web Links</acronym></a>" & vbNewline & _
" |" & vbNewline & _To:
Code:
" <a href=""links.asp"" target=""blank""><acronym title=""Web Links of interest ... add your own!"">Web Links</acronym></a>" & vbNewline & _
" |" & vbNewline & _
