Etiquette was [thelist] js and redirection

[Le Sauvage]

dear mr henick and all others on the list

i offer my humble apology :-( i am not familiar with how this thing works; i
thought that my last correspondence would be posted on the list. appended below
is the entire thread.

thank you for your understanding.

"newbie" kris


---- On Wed, 13 Nov 2002, Ben Henick (persist1 at io.com) wrote:

> On Wed, 13 Nov 2002, Le Sauvage wrote:
>
> > hi again, mike :-)
> >
> > i'm afraid the codes don't work. BTW, my fullscreen is really fullscreen -
> > absolutely no bars at all.
> >
> > if you would care to take a shot at it again, i'd be very grateful;
otherwise,
> > i understand.
> >
> > thanks again
> >
> > kris
>
> Er, given the mode of address perhaps this message should have been sent
> offlist?
>
> Sorry to butt in like this, but, well, I'm butting in.
>
> When sending replies, make sure to preserve enough of the conversation
> that someone dropping in on the thread can know (or at least deduce)
> what's going on without having to rush directly to the archives.
>
> A message directed primarily at one person but sent to the entire list is
> notionally okay... if it's ontopic and contains enough information that
> others on the list can actually learn something from it, or have a
> question to answer.
>
> Just a thought.
>
> [This is my first post to thelist since the last Ice Age, or at least last
> summer.  What you hear is the thunking sound of the collapse of my hopes
> that my return would be more positive.  ;-)   ]
>
>
> --
> Ben Henick
> Web Author At-Large              Managing Editor

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hey, mike :-) many thanks for responding -- and doing so quickly.

please rest assured that i don't do porn. it's for my own page, actually.

i'll test your codes and revert to you.

once again, many thanks.

cheers!


--- On Wed, 13 Nov 2002, Michael Mell (mike at nthwave.net) wrote:

> On Wednesday, November 13, 2002, at 10:41  AM, Le Sauvage wrote:
>
> > i have a page (not the first page) open in fullscreen. on the page
> > there is a
> > button, say, CLOSE. what i want to achieve is to [1] have the window
> > closes to
> > normal size and then [2] get re-directed to another page by using the
> > lines "JavaScript:window.close(self)" and "parent.location='about:home"
>
> this isn't for one of those insane porn site endless window openers is
> it?
>
> If you can skip the close part, your fullscreen page should have this
> link:
> <a href="javascript: shrinkAndLoad('nextPage.html', 420,
> 520)">CLOSE</a>
>
> If you must close the parent
> <a href="javascript: newWin('nextPage.html', 420, 520)">CLOSE</a>
>
> put this is script in the head tag:
> <script type="text/javascript">
> function newWin(theURL, w, h, winName) {
> 	settings='width='+w+',height='+h+';
> 	win=window.open(theURL,winName,settings);
> 	self.close();
> }
> function shrinkAndLoad(url, w, h) {
> 	document.location.href = url;
> 	window.resizeTo(w, h); //for IE
> 	window.innerWidth = w; // for NS
> 	window.innerHeight = h;
> }
> </script>
>
>
> untested: I pulled the code from working files.
>
> m

hello, all :-)

i'm js-challenged and need your help, please.

i asked this question last week but no one has responded so far.

i have a page (not the first page) open in fullscreen. on the page there is a
button, say, CLOSE. what i want to achieve is to [1] have the window closes to
normal size and then [2] get re-directed to another page by using the
lines "JavaScript:window.close(self)" and "parent.location='about:home"

many thanks


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