Solution 1: edit main download/boxed_download.js /suggested if possible/
Solution 2: edit your download/index.html too if possible /not
suggested :)/
Details:
Sorry, previously I referred to main (English - parent directory)
download/boxed_download.js which seems to control all native sites'
linking behavior.
To enable LT subsite to use your LT download/boxed_download.js your
download/index.html should look like this:
<script type="text/javascript"
src="download/boxed_download.js"></script>
instead of this:
<script type="text/javascript"
src="../../download/boxed_download.js"></script>
But you probably cannot change it, and I did not checked the main and LT
subsite download/boxed_download.js file if they are identical in version
and structure or not.
Please note: you simply copied over the original line with the line from
the next section and
forgot to change 'chk' to 'hlp'. It is only styling info and they are
probably using the same style at the moment.
And - of course - as I mentioned earlier, it does not use your edited
file, it uses the one from the main download directory.
Best regards,
csaba
On 2014-10-11 21:20, Aivaras Stepukonis wrote:
I edited the string to no avail. The window is still being forced to
minimize.
I find it strange as the links to right of "What is a language pack?"
have the same syntax in "download/boxed_download.js " and work properly.
Regards,
Aivaras
2014.10.11 00:08, YoheY - OpenOffice rašė:
I think, in this case Chrome is the one that behaves badly.
It is aimed to open as a popup (var popup_window = "";),
although it really would be better to open as a normal window in the
browser.
Simply using
+ "<a id='dl_hlp' target='_blank'></a>"
instead of
+ "<a id='dl_hlp' target='_blank' onclick='DL.showWindow(
this.href ); return false;'></a>"
in
download/boxed_download.js
could change its behaviour.
Regards,
csaba
On 2014-10-10 22:21, Aivaras Stepukonis wrote:
In Firefox, clicking on "What is a language pack?" on the download
page forces the pop-up window to minimize. That should not be the
case as the user is intentionally opening the window for information.
Windows Explorer behaves in the same way.
Crome works fine, i.e. doesn't hide the window.
Regards,
Aivaras
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