HTML help

does anyone know the html code to have pics pop up, instead of going to another page.

for example, the SG sets pop up a new window, and u can cycle thru the pics then close the window when you are done.

i dont know if im just completely oblivious, but ive been looking thru all the html tutorial websites, and i cant seem to find it

Try doing a search for a javascript.

i did that, but i dont know the name of the code used to do this, so i dont know what to look for

<script language=Javascript> 

function longPopUp( page, width, height, top, left ) { 

	var yes		= 1; 

	var no		= 0; 

	var menubar     = no;  // The File, Edit, View Menus 

	var scrollbars  = yes; // Horizontal and vertical scrollbars 

	var locationbar = no;  // The location box with the site URL 

	var directories = no;  // the "What's New", "What Cool" links 

	var resizable   = no;  // Can the window be resized? 

	var statusbar   = no;  // Status bar (with "Document: Done") 

	var toolbar     = no;  // Back, Forward, Home, Stop toolbar 

 

	features = "" + 

		"width=" + width + "," + 

		"height=" + height + "," + 

		"top=" + top + "," + 

		"left=" + left + ""; 

	features += "" + 

		(menubar ? ",menubars" : "") + 

		(scrollbars ? ",scrollbars" : "") + 

		(locationbar ? ",location" : "") + 

		(directories ? ",directories" : "") + 

		(resizable ? ",resizable" : "") + 

		(statusbar ? ",status" : "") + 

		(toolbar ? ",toolbar" : ""); 

 

	window.open( page, 'fullPopup', features ); 

} 

</script> 

 

win open

Tell you what, check this site out. It has quite a few neat little JavaScripts on it. There's also a shorter version of the one I posted above under JavaScript > Windows > Open

not exactly what you're asking for, but check out this program, it's really great.

Yeah. What punk said, onclick and window.open, prettymuch. Probably with some server side code underneath the page it calls to make the prev/next and selection links, but there are lots of ways to handle that.

thanks!

try TARGET="window2" within your <A HREF>

Try Web Developers group. There are some awfully handy folks in there.

[Edited on Jan 18, 2005 by RockZombie]