calling javascript functions

[AAaron123]

The following works, almost.

The address of the image appears in the titlebar(topmost area) as well in a
bar under the title bar.

I'd prefer that the address did not show at all.

Possible?

<script type="text/javascript">

function popupWindow(path, w, h) {

catWindow = window.open( path,"catWin", "width="+w+", height="+h+",resizable
= yes ,scrollbars = yes,status = no,titlebar =no,toolbar = no ")

}

</script>

Is the way I concatenated the parameters correct? Seems unusal to me but it
appears to work.



I call it thusly:

<a href="javascriptopupWindow('Images/MasterImage.jpg',300,300)"

>Picture</a>

I'd like to specify the width and height of the .jpg image rather than
300,300.

Do you know how to do that?



Thanks for any help at all

 

[Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)]

If you want to specify an image size, you want to create a image handler
page rather than just open the image. The same is true if you want to hide
the image URL.

 

[AAaron123]

I don't want to force the image size.

What I was asking was how to determine the number of pixels (width, height)
in the .jpg file.

I'll take your advice and create a page but still need to know how big to
create it.

thanks