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Vladdy
03-28-2003, 12:20 PM
It's not a secret that I absolutely despise web pages (as well as thier authors) that do not stay within the boundaries of MY browser window.
Those who think that they can not live without popups, consider this (http://www.vladdy.net/wca/popupEmulator.html).
The script tested in IE6.0 and Moz1.3 and (of course) behaves better in gecko browser. :D
If anyone needs a "close" button, I could use some in$piration :D :D
*Claps* Very good, Vladdy. That's nice. Here's some in$piration... how's about a close button? :D
Very nice, Vladdy... I only looked at it in IE6...Does it degrade well in old versions?
Jona-
I think Vladdy wa$ looking for $omeone to give him a good rea$on to work on hi$ $cript. :D
Um.... yah... that's basically what I meant.... :D
Vladdy, isn't it fun to work on scripts whether or not you get paid?
Vladdy
03-28-2003, 02:04 PM
Originally posted by pyro
Does it degrade well in old versions?
The script relies on DOM methods to do the element creation and things. So it only will work in browsers supporting these methods, namely IE5.5+ (I have not tried it with IE5.0 but as far as i remember it has some bugs when it comes to dynamic creation of iframe) and Gecko based.
IE still has a problem with zindexing iframe that is why I have to hide them during resizing and moving. If you try the script with Mozilla, you see that the iframes are displayed when moved and resized. I can do it by putting a transparent layer over iframes so I do not lose the mosemove events...
Anyway, the degrading would depend on where and how this script is utilized. If a browser is found not to support the standards, the link can be opened in the same window, for example.
Originally posted by Vladdy
If a browser is found not to support the standards, the link can be opened in the same window, for example. That's basically exactly what I meant. Of course it isn't going to work in old browsers. I was just curious as to the usefulness of this script if it had been coded in such a way to break in all non-DOM browsers. Glad to hear you didn't do that... ;)
Vladdy
03-28-2003, 03:43 PM
My code does nothing until the body onload event. So you have plenty of opportunity to sniff the browser and decide whether to run it or not.
lora_3677
03-28-2003, 03:57 PM
WAY COOL!! you go boy!! i$ that enough prai$e for a clo$e button. hee hee
Originally posted by Vladdy
It's not a secret that I absolutely despise web pages (as well as thier authors) that do not stay within the boundaries of MY browser window.
Those who think that they can not live without popups, consider this (http://www.vladdy.net/wca/popupEmulator.html).
The script tested in IE6.0 and Moz1.3 and (of course) behaves better in gecko browser. :D
If anyone needs a "close" button, I could use some in$piration :D :D
Whats that page even do? it doesn't open for me :)
Vladdy
03-29-2003, 11:31 AM
Originally posted by Gobd
Whats that page even do? it doesn't open for me :)
It worked for everyone else... Make sure you cable is plugged in. :D :D
Ice3T
04-07-2003, 10:20 PM
It is interesting to see what this dose when you load a page that has a link to some part of its page:
<a href="#someAnchor">
sirpelidor
09-20-2005, 11:50 AM
when put www.hotmail.com in the text box, hotmail's javascript overwrite the DOM methods :(
jordan_kaufman
01-12-2007, 11:06 AM
Hi,
I love this script but was wondering where I can get the .js files.
Thanks!