Hi Chris,
The semi-accessible way of creating JavaScript pop-ups would go something
like this:
Create a js function called popWindow() or somesuch, with all the relevant
code to create your pop-up window. Your HTML code would then look something
like this:
<a href="myWindow.html" onclick="popWindow('myWindow.html'); return
false;">Click here</a>
This essentially creates the pop-up window if JavaScript is available, but
falls back to just loading the linked page in the same window if it isn't.
Cheers,
Kevin
On 25/10/04 6:18 AM, "Chris Kennon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It doesn't keep page count down after thinking about it, can you direct
> me to the correct solution you alluded to.
>
>
> C
> On Saturday, October 23, 2004, at 11:30 PM, Mordechai Peller wrote:
>
>> Chris Kennon wrote:
>>
>>> I dread the use of JS pop up windows, but would like to keep the
>>> page count down,
>>
>> Besides being potentially inaccessible to those without JavaScript
>> (unless done correctly) or XP SP2, and annoying to those where it does
>> function (again, depending on how and where it's done), since each
>> pop-up is a separate page, how does it " keep the page count down?"
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