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dorayme
Hi, appreciate any help on this one:
I was mildly surprised to see how a site of mine behaved in Safari 1.1 (I
know, an older version on a Mac running 10.2, again, not the very latest but
it is what my friend had)
The first thing I noticed was that user-activated pop-up windows appeared
tiny and quite unresizable. On all other browsers I have tested, this has
never happened. Basically I allow the user to see a detail of something
without losing his place by a window popping up with the info. The window
has a certain normally adequate size and so on. The code I have used for
years in the head of the html source is :
<script language="JAVASCRIPT" type="TEXT/JAVASCRIPT">
<!-- Hide script from old browsers
function newWindow(fabrics) {
fabricsWindow = window.open(fabrics, 'fredRain',
'width=600,height=400,resizable=yes')
fabricsWindow.focus()
}
// End hiding script from old browsers -->
</script>
and I use the following type of code in the relevant hyperlink in the body:
<a class="plain"
href="javascript:newWindow('../newSeasonsViewer/wave.html')">
See picture of one</a>
which has always worked well except for this Safari. I would like to know if
it works in the latest Safari on 10.3 but how do I do it? The screen capture
facilities for urls on various browsers do not seem to cater for such a
"user operated" pop up.
dorayme
I was mildly surprised to see how a site of mine behaved in Safari 1.1 (I
know, an older version on a Mac running 10.2, again, not the very latest but
it is what my friend had)
The first thing I noticed was that user-activated pop-up windows appeared
tiny and quite unresizable. On all other browsers I have tested, this has
never happened. Basically I allow the user to see a detail of something
without losing his place by a window popping up with the info. The window
has a certain normally adequate size and so on. The code I have used for
years in the head of the html source is :
<script language="JAVASCRIPT" type="TEXT/JAVASCRIPT">
<!-- Hide script from old browsers
function newWindow(fabrics) {
fabricsWindow = window.open(fabrics, 'fredRain',
'width=600,height=400,resizable=yes')
fabricsWindow.focus()
}
// End hiding script from old browsers -->
</script>
and I use the following type of code in the relevant hyperlink in the body:
<a class="plain"
href="javascript:newWindow('../newSeasonsViewer/wave.html')">
See picture of one</a>
which has always worked well except for this Safari. I would like to know if
it works in the latest Safari on 10.3 but how do I do it? The screen capture
facilities for urls on various browsers do not seem to cater for such a
"user operated" pop up.
dorayme