Guess I wun be sleeping tonite...

[Sherraine]

PLS HELP..
Hi all,

I am writing this to appeal all flashers to help me. I just canit make things rite.

I have a flash menu. This flash menu supposed to open (POP UP) up windows without scrollbars. However, I do not want to control everything in the menu (index.html) file. Cos.. there are many buttons inside the menu. I want to have a control, such that some buttons will open up windows that have NO SCROLL BARS... while some of them, there ARE scroll bars. I figured out that the only way to do is use javascript using parameters..

Therefore, i uses this in my index.html.

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript1.2">
</SCRIPT>
<!-- Begin

function openNewWindow(windowURL, windowParameters)
{
window.open(windowURL, "", windowParameters);
}
<//End-->
</SCRIPT>

In my buttons.. i will enter this;
On (Release)
Get URL ("javascriptpenNewWindow('play.htm','theplay','400 ','400',toolbar=no,scrollbars=no,align=center' )")
End On

So far SO SAD. I always got an error. Run Time Error "Object not expected"
Issit that its becos i am running on my PC and it will be ok when i post to net?
I have trying to source for scripts. but still unable to debug. Will you all help me?

Pls?

Devastated,
Sherraine

[johnie]

in the get URL it should read javascript:window.open('play.htm','theplay','400,4 00,toolbar=no,scrollbars=no,align=center'); void(0);


Just add that and have nothing on the web page.

If you were wanting to make that a function you have done it wrong and it will return an error.

http://www.webmonkey.com has a good script library as does zd net

[edeveloper]

you can check out my popUp Window Creator @ http://www.aspalliance.com/bellis

[Sherraine]

Thanks all for ya kind reply!!!

You finally make my day..

However, i have one question..

According to Johnie.. whats the purpose of putting the void(O) there?

Hhehee,.. just wanna learn more...

Thanks all..
i really appreciate it.

I finally able to see day light... in my dreams as well..

Luving urs,
Sherraine

[edeveloper]

it's kind of like using href="#" in a <a> tag.it returns the function but doesn't go anywhere.