Open Browser Window - Can't control Fx3 window size

http://pacificwindshield.com/auto_windshield_replacement.html
The Contact/Inquire button (upper right) opens a small form
using DW's Open
Browser Window behavior. I have set the window size to 400 X
340. It works
perfectly in IE6, but not in Fx3. There it opens to the
current default Fx
window size.
What do I need to change to make the form open at 400 X 340
in Fx3?
Thanks
Walt

Thanks. I'll upgrade to SP3, don't know why my auto update
didn't handle
that already.
I just checked and the window opens perfectly in Fx2.
Interesting.
Thanks again.
Walt
"Dooza" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Walt F. Schaefer wrote:
>>
http://pacificwindshield.com/auto_windshield_replacement.html
>>
>> The Contact/Inquire button (upper right) opens a
small form using DW's
>> Open Browser Window behavior. I have set the window
size to 400 X 340. It
>> works perfectly in IE6, but not in Fx3. There it
opens to the current
>> default Fx window size.
>>
>> What do I need to change to make the form open at
400 X 340 in Fx3?
>>
>> Thanks
>
> Hi Walt, FF3 on XP/Pro SP3 does as you expect.
>
> Dooza

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> First my link:
>
>
http://www.progressity.com/portfolio.htm
>
> I've created a Portfolio section in my web site. When
you click on
> one of the thumbnails you get a small browser window
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> Behaviors/Open Browser Window size settings) with a link
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window. Though you
probably want the toolbars and everything to show so they can
actually
navigate.
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On Sun, 08 Apr 2007 21:01:21 +0100, djinn
<[email protected]> wrote:
>In the link fields for rather than linking to the file or
image - enter
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>
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:I built a site named greenscapepump.com. I used the behavior
"Open Browser
: Window" that allows a photo to be viewed in a smaller
window. I have it
set up
: to double-click the photo name to go to the browser window.
It works on
some
: computers but not others. I used the same behavior on other
pages in the
same
: web site and it is working on all computers.
: The three pages under the menu "Portfolio" are:
Architectural Fountains,
: Waterfalls and Streambeds, and Floating Fountains, are the
pages that have
: problems with this behavior on some computers.
: Is this an individual computer problem, or do I need to do
something in
: Dreamweaver to fix it?

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JS, Open Browser Window

I have rewritten my site in Dreamweaver because I thought
this was a problem with the export from Go Live.
When I tell a link to open in a new browser window it works
but the older window also update to the linked page. This pretty
much defeats the purpose of it opening another browser window.
The link that is the problem is the link to "
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It's the only one I have put in so far since it doesn't seem to
work properly.

You might also mention the need to apply this behavior to the
<a> tag
surrounding the <img>. It's a common mistake, and it
leads to other
undesirable effects.
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"E Michael Brandt" <[email protected]> wrote
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>> I just don't understand why that Open Browser Window
extension in DW
>> writes the code the way it does. Seems like it
pretty much broken.
>
> Yes.it was created in the time before people considered
making sites more
> accessible to a variety of users.
>
> When created, Macromedia expected the href attribute to
be either "#" or
> "javscript:;". With either of those, the
MM_openBrowserWindow function
> works just fine in that it will NOT tell the main window
to update itself
> with the new page at the same time it opens the popup
window. However, if
> the user has javascript turned OFF, then NOTHING will
happen, there will
> be no way to get to the linked page at all. Bad.
>
> So, with this accessibility issue in mind, and with the
notion of
> "progressive enhancement" coming to the fore, the newer
way to code this
> is to have the new page's url in the href attribute
rather than simply "#"
> or "javscript:;". Now if javascript is disabled, the
javscript function
> will not fire, but the main browser window will refresh
with the new page
> so the user will get to see it.
>
> HOWEVER the consequence of this is that with javscript
ON,
> MM_openBrowserWindow will fire, opening the popup, AND
the main window
> will refresh with the new page also. To prevent this
unintended result,
> you can add ";return false" after MM_openBrowserWIndow()
to tell the
> browser NOT to refresh the main window with value in the
href.
>
> Hope that makes sense.
>
> Thierry also mentioned divaPOP. It has many advantages,
among them that
> opening new windows is simply easy as pie. For just $9
you save yourself
> lots of time and coding. You don't use the
MM_openBrowserWindow function.
> Simply have the links on your page, and divaPOP will add
its openWindow
> behavior for you. For links to external websites or to
pdf files, you need
> add no "hooks" to your links at all: divaPOP will
automatically detect
> them. For other sorts of links, like to html pages,
images, flash, word
> docs, or whatever, you merely add a special CSS class to
the link to tell
> divaPOP to do its thing. divaPOP also handles Templates
and Child pages
> with no special steps required at all. Take a look at
>
>
http://divahtml.com/products/divaPOP/open_popup_windows.php
>
>
> --
>
>
> E. Michael Brandt
>
> www.divaHTML.com
> divaPOP : standards-compliant popup windows
> divaGPS : you-are-here menu highlighting
> divaFAQ : FAQ pages with pizazz
>
> www.valleywebdesigns.com/vwd_Vdw.asp
> JustSo PictureWindow
> JustSo PhotoAlbum, et alia
>
> --

Trouble with the Open Browser Window behavior

I have a page with thumbnail images. I want to be able to
click the thumbnail and have a new window open with just that image
in the window. If I don't assign a link to the thumbnail, and
select the Open Browser Window behavior, the only 3 options for
when to open the window are onLoad, onError, or onAbort. I want it
to be opened onClick. If I do assign a link to the image, and then
select the Open Browser Window behavior, it gives me the option to
open the window onClick. However, when I test it, it opens 2 new
windows - the one I want, and the one that is the link that I
assigned to the image.
I can't figure this out! Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Sam

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images:
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link. Use the
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2. Click on the image in Design view, then click on the
<a> tag that you
see on the Tag inspector bar at the bottom of the document
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<img> is selected on
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2. Apply the behavior.
3. Use the behavior panel to set the event desired to
<A> onClick, or <A>
onMouseOver, or any of the appropriate "<A>" containing
items in the list.
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>I have a page with thumbnail images. I want to be able to
click the
>thumbnail
> and have a new window open with just that image in the
window. If I don't
> assign a link to the thumbnail, and select the Open
Browser Window
> behavior,
> the only 3 options for when to open the window are
onLoad, onError, or
> onAbort.
> I want it to be opened onClick. If I do assign a link to
the image, and
> then
> select the Open Browser Window behavior, it gives me the
option to open
> the
> window onClick. However, when I test it, it opens 2 new
windows - the one
> I
> want, and the one that is the link that I assigned to
the image.
>
> I can't figure this out! Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
>
> Sam
>

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to images on their web page. Is it possible to attach behaviours in
Contribute ?
thanks
Simon

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>
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>
> DC
>

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I have created a site see www.blingbongs.com...
At the bottom right of the screen it says "meet the Crew"
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Click", in the link box there is a #. As ar as I am aware this
should work on all browsers, but it doesn't. We have two machines,
both installed with exactly the same version of I.E6 yet on one of
the machines it is just not working, the browser window doesn't
open and in fact nothing seems to happen. It doen't seem to work on
Firefox either.
I need a reliable open browser window script that doesn't get
blocked - is it the hotspot or the java that is causing this
problem, or is it the combination of the two. Is there another form
of open browser window that we can use, or is the day of a static
html page beforea flash page out!
Is this just another case of Microsft being buggers - please
help - I don't know what to do? :(
Thanks
Pete (Blagging being a programmer :>/

> Java action of
Javascript, please. The two are very different.
> Is this just another case of Microsft being buggers -
please help - I
> don't
> know what to do? :(
It's user error. Please show me your code, and I'll explain.
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>I have created a site see www.blingbongs.com...
>
> At the bottom right of the screen it says "meet the
Crew" which is a jpeg,
> with a hotspot over the top. I hae then asigned a Java
action of "Open
> Browser
> Window" using the attribute "On Mouse Click", in the
link box there is a
> #. As
> ar as I am aware this should work on all browsers, but
it doesn't. We have
> two
> machines, both installed with exactly the same version
of I.E6 yet on one
> of
> the machines it is just not working, the browser window
doesn't open and
> in
> fact nothing seems to happen. It doen't seem to work on
Firefox either.
>
> I need a reliable open browser window script that
doesn't get blocked - is
> it
> the hotspot or the java that is causing this problem, or
is it the
> combination
> of the two. Is there another form of open browser window
that we can use,
> or is
> the day of a static html page beforea flash page out!
>
> Is this just another case of Microsft being buggers -
please help - I
> don't
> know what to do? :(
>
> Thanks
> Pete (Blagging being a programmer :>/
>

Multiple open browser windows

I have a link on one of my pages that opens a new browser
window when you click on it. Is there any way that I can fix it so
that when you click on a link in that open browser window, another
browser window will open?
I also tried to set up two open browser window behaviors off
of one link, but they're opening at the same time. Is there anyway
that I can have one open, then the other?
I'm really stumped so I hope this question makes sense to
someone.

Let me explain exactly what I'm trying to do, and then maybe
it will make more sense. My site has video on it, so instead of
having the video open up in the same browser and then forcing the
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