HTML Help

yen · #11 1st October 2003, 12:23 AM

If you need any help doofus, let me know. I am not great with programming javascript but have used pre-made stuff before (ex. hotscripts site), but I have done quite a bit of other website programming, mostly focusing on html and php/mysql databases. Be glad to offer any assistance if needed.

doofus125 · #12 1st October 2003, 12:45 AM

Originally Posted by yen

If you need any help doofus, let me know. I am not great with programming javascript but have used pre-made stuff before (ex. hotscripts site), but I have done quite a bit of other website programming, mostly focusing on html and php/mysql databases. Be glad to offer any assistance if needed.

Thanks Yen....I'm going to read up on those sites at some point tomorrow, I'm dead tired and only 11 minutes left to this crappy day, lol..... I just finished draining the pool out and drying it so I could take it down and put it away and 5 minutes ago it decides to downpour rain, which by the way radar was clear and showing no rain this afternoon until the weekend, lol....grrrrrr stupid weather man......

jono1 · #13 6th October 2003, 08:55 AM

the script to close a window is really really easy:
either
you just put "javascript:window.close();" or "javascript:self.close();" in "href" attribute or in an "onClick" attribute to your link code.
eg

Code:

<a href="javascript:window.close();">close</a>
or
<a href=# onClick="javascript:window.close();">close</a>

on my machine in internet explorer both of these pop up a window saying "the page you are viewing is trying to close the window. yes/no"

edit: for some reasaon vB is changing the code. there are no underscores ( _ ) in this code, just remove them.

doofus125 · #14 6th October 2003, 09:30 AM

Originally Posted by jono1

the script to close a window is really really easy:
either
you just put "java_script_:window.close();" or "java_script_:self.close();" in "href" attribute or in an "onClick" attribute to your link code.
eg
Code:
<a href="java_script_:window.close();">close</a>
or
<a href=# onClick="java_script_:window.close();">close</a>
on my machine in internet explorer both of these pop up a window saying "the page you are viewing is trying to close the window. yes/no"

edit: for some reasaon vB is changing the code. there are no underscores ( _ ) in this code, just remove them.

Ok, thanks....I think this is different code than what I did find but I'm going to try it, thanks

Baptism · #15 6th October 2003, 05:08 PM

Glad to see you got your problem solved doofus