>So.....you want the browser to open up BEHIND the movie? What¹s the point of
>that?
I think what Stephanie was saying is something I've noticed, too. If you
don't have a browser open, the JavaScript window.open function actually
opens two instances of the browser. One is the size you specify, at the
URL. The other is a full-sized browser window which seems to default to
your home page.
I haven't done extensive testing on this, but it seems to happen pretty
reliably with IE5 on a Mac.
One thing you might want to do, Stephanie, is write a new JavaScript
function--call it, say, OpenFocus. Within that function, call
window.open('list of params...') and window.focus(). That will make sure
your small window goes on top. Also, if the window is already open, it will
bring it to the front.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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