HTML - Send Data To Popup Window

Hey I was hoping maybe someone could point me in the right direction. I'm looking for a technique to create a div popup window on a site automatically when it first loads.
Its for a client of mine http://www.parkersonponce.com. Next week is their one year anniversary and they want to promote their specials, etc.. for next week on the homepage but the design is so tight knit already I'd have to redesign the site in order to have this so I was thinking to just have a div popup window to display the event ad would be a much simpler way, especially seeingthat they want to take it down after next week. I think this can be achieved with a z-index but I'm not sure the exact technique, anyways any help you guys/gals could give right away would be awesome.

Hello all,
Can anyone please send me some code to do this.

i have an image. when someone clicks it i want a new window to popup, i can set the width and height.

and there is a close window link when the window pops up that can close it. i know this is simple but everywhere i go tis so confusing.. any snippets or help?? thanks all!!

I noticed that recently my home page is spewing out a noxious popup window! I never set up any popup windows in the code and the word "popup" does not exist in the code of the page. There is one Google adsense banner on the page, one Firefox3 advert link, and two affiliate links. My guess is that it's got to be one of the affiliate links. The popup window address always starts with the same IP # so the various popup are originating from the same place.

Is there a quick way to find out the origin of the popup window?

What I want is to be able to execute a file from a batch file that will pop up a little window that says something like "installation complete" and then "close this window to continue" and that's it. Nothing fancy like resizeable or scroll bars or menu bars or anything like that. Just need to get the message across.

I thought HTML might be the best to do this in because the machines it will run on might not have Java or .NET installed and will not have access to the internet to install them.

I know I'm not supposed to just ask for people to code for me, but I thought this was about the easiest thing in the world for you people to do - a lot easier than some of the hard stuff I found looking around these forums.

Thanks guys.

I am struggling with a tutorial right now. I have a picture that when clicked on takes the user to another PHP page. At the end of the URL I have added several variables that I send to the new page. Currently the above works. However, I also want to make it so the new window opens in a little pop up window that I can control the size of. I can make that happen, but only if I don't add the variables to the end of the URL.

This works
<a href="game.php?name=<? echo $gameName ?>&swf=<? echo $swf ?>&width=<? echo $width ?>&height<? echo $height ?>"><img src=<? echo $picture ?> width="310" height="223" border="0"></a>

This works
<a href="javascript:void(0);"
NAME="<? echo $gameName ?>" title="Kesler"
onClick=window.open("game.php","Ratting","width=<? echo $width ?>,height=<? echo $height ?>,0,status=0,");><img src=<? echo $picture ?> width="310" height="223" border="0"></a>

But combined they do not work
<a href="javascript:void(0);"
NAME="<? echo $gameName ?>" title="Kesler"
onClick=window.open("game.php?name=<? echo $gameName ?>&swf=<? echo $swf ?>&width=<? echo $width ?>&height<? echo $height ?>","Ratting","width=<? echo $width ?>,height=<? echo $height ?>,0,status=0,");><img src=<? echo $picture ?> width="310" height="223" border="0"></a>

Anyone know how I go about this?

Hi
I have attached a file below.
I am trying to develop window of that kind can anybody suggest me how to develop that window.

I recently created this website to highlight a trip to New Orleans. I did something similar for a trip last summer to Africa. As you can see, the pages are designed with small image icons, and you must click on the icons in order to see a popup of the full image.

However, when viewing the page on monitors with lower resolutions, some of the images create a flickering effect and prevent the viewer from seeing the larger popup image. Does anyone have any recommendations? Ideally, I'd like to find a solution that doesn't require me to resize the images. After all, they're not that big.

If someone can offer a particularly good solution I'd be willing to compensate you for your time, since I intend to create numerous more travel pages like these. Thanks!

Hi, i have a strange offset of content in top and left sides in popup windows.

in the link below you can see the problem if you click on any little squa

http://www.mantasn.puslapiai.lt/

does anybody know any easy solution to fix that? i mean i want to get rid of these white empty spaces in top and left in the popup.

i used this script to define the popup size(maybe there's the problem):


<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function popup(mylink, windowname)
{
if (! window.focus)return true;
var href;
if (typeof(mylink) == 'string')
href=mylink;
else
href=mylink.href;
window.open(href, windowname,'width=805,height=605,left=100,top=200,scrollbars=no');
return false;
}
//-->
</script>

thanx for help in advance, i am still very new to this whole html thing..

hai,
could anyone plz tell me, how to open window popup in current html page ( that means not in different window) without statusbar,locationbar,titlebar and menubar and scrollbar.

Thanks&regards
kelvin

Hi all,

I'm currently using the script below to resize a user's browser window when the site is opened:

Code:

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
window.resizeTo(850,630)
-->
</script>

Is there a piece of code I can add to this so that the browser window cannot be resized? This isn't a popup window, just the standard window.

Thanks in advance,
Baskervillain.

Hello all, I am so stuck , after spending all of last night reading and crawling across google to find coding for my problem, I am still so lost!
Basically, I have a webpage which is going to have lots of small clickable images on it, and each image is going to be linked to bring up a pop up window that opens up full screen (without scroll bars, no searchbar, etc, just a window thats resizeable), which will have the image click on as a larger view. I know this is javascript coding, but each time I found solutions across the net, it was usually only for if the page had one image that was going to be made larger. If you click on this site, this shows what I'm after (and click on one of the little images)....

any ideas???

I have a site that I'm wanting to sell goods on. On a particular page, I want a user to be able to click on a "purchase" link and have a popup show with a form to fill out that gets sent to me via email (Im going to be using PayPal for the processing). The url for each item is different because the last digit is the unit number of the item.

Here is an example: http://www.sthompsonphoto.com/index.php?showimage=17

How can I add "17" to a field in the form when the pop-up happens? Any ideas?

Thank you very much in advance!

Scott T.

hi everyone

this is my first post here and hope i will get solution of my problem

i have designed an form and want when user click on submit button i can recieve that data into my email.

here is the code



<FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="mailto:mandeep@vbams.com" ENCTYPE="text/plain">
<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="username"> : name <BR>
<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="email"> : email <BR>
comments <BR>
<TEXTAREA NAME="COMMENTS" ROWS="10" WRAP="hard">
</TEXTAREA>

<INPUT NAME="NEXT_URL" TYPE="hidden" VALUE="http://www.vbams.com/index.html">
<BR>
<INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Send">
<INPUT TYPE="reset" VALUE="Clear">
</FORM>



this is not working

can any one help me how to modify this code so it work properly

Thanks
Mandeep

Hi there,
I am using frontpage and have just created a button called 'terms and conditions'.

How to I get frontpage to make this open up into a small new window that I can paste my terms into.

This is what I am after, just a smaller window like pop-up box style thing!

Cheers!