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For this script, make sure that your ultra-keen anti-virus software allows pop-ups and new windows to open - some of them are very vigilant and won't allow mini-windows to open, even when you want them to!
This script is more for those who are bored with the usual mini-window opening 'onclick' and want something a little different. Useful examples could be your Privacy Statement or additional information files that don't require a 'full' window.
I have used my corporate Privacy Statement in these examples, but it could be virtually anything! Click either (or both) link to see what happens first:
Text Link
That was different wasn't it! The script is easy to use as well, here's the script for the <HEAD> section:
<SCRIPT language=JavaScript>
<!-- Begin
function expandingWindow(website) {
var windowprops='width=100,height=100,scrollbars=yes,status=yes,resizable=yes'
var heightspeed = 2; // vertical scrolling speed (higher = slower)
var widthspeed = 7; // horizontal scrolling speed (higher = slower)
var leftdist = 10; // distance to left edge of window
var topdist = 10; // distance to top edge of window
if (window.resizeTo&&navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Opera")==-1) {
var winwidth = window.screen.availWidth - leftdist;
var winheight = window.screen.availHeight - topdist;
var sizer = window.open("","","left=" + leftdist + ",top=" + topdist +","+ windowprops);
for (sizeheight = 1; sizeheight < winheight; sizeheight += heightspeed)
sizer.resizeTo("1", sizeheight);
for (sizewidth = 1; sizewidth < winwidth; sizewidth += widthspeed)
sizer.resizeTo(sizewidth, sizeheight);
sizer.location = website;
}
else
window.open(website,'mywindow');
}
// End -->
</SCRIPT>
The part for the body depends on what you want for your site, text or button. Here's both versions:
Text:
<a href="#" onClick="expandingWindow('privacy.html');return false" onfocus="this.blur()">Text Link</a>
Button:
<form><input type="button" value="Button Link" onClick="expandingWindow('privacy.html')" onfocus="this.blur()"></form>
That's it! As usual I have highlighted the variables in red.
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