Looking information about js.OpenExtLink

[Jack]

There are 9470 successful Google search results: keyword OpenExtLink.
All of them return html code of messages which contain the reference to
js.OpenExtLink,
similar to the example shown below:

onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)"
href="http://go.microsoft

Interestingly, there is not any information about OpenExtLink on MSDN
website.

Any comments appreciated,
Jack

 

[Steve Cochran]

Java has nothing to do with this, perhaps you meant javascript.

OE has nothing to do with this, so you posted to the wrong NGs.

It also has nothing to do with Front Page.

Did you read any of the 9470 results, or just get a number so you could post
it here?

If you want information on that topic, I suggest you read those links.

steve

 

[Jack]

1.
I did not use "javascript" word in my post on purpose.
Although
onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)"
may suggest that js. is a javascript I would not be so sure about it.
If it was *.js then I would say it is.
In this case it is something, which I do not understand, and looking for
help to understand.
2.
All Google search results (keyword: js.OpenExtLink) are email messages shown
as source.
More interesting is that the attempts to reverse them to the normal view
fail, which create more questions.

On what basis you are stating that it has nothing to do with OE?
People like you, should not be allowed to become MVP in the first place.
Why are you bringing your grudge from another thread into this one?
Get lost!
I despise boneheads like you.
Jack

 

[Mike Mueller]

#1 Usegroup netiquette does not like cross posting into a
gazillion different groups- so who is the bonehead
#2 I did not hear him say he was an MVP
#3 What is the deal with this piece of code? Do you have a
question on what it does or how it works?



: 1.
: I did not use "javascript" word in my post on purpose.
: Although
: onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)"
: may suggest that js. is a javascript I would not be so
sure about it.
: If it was *.js then I would say it is.
: In this case it is something, which I do not understand,
and looking for
: help to understand.
: 2.
: All Google search results (keyword: js.OpenExtLink) are
email messages shown
: as source.
: More interesting is that the attempts to reverse them to
the normal view
: fail, which create more questions.
:
: On what basis you are stating that it has nothing to do
with OE?
: People like you, should not be allowed to become MVP in
the first place.
: Why are you bringing your grudge from another thread into
this one?
: Get lost!
: I despise boneheads like you.
: Jack
:
:
: : > Java has nothing to do with this, perhaps you meant
javascript.
: >
: > OE has nothing to do with this, so you posted to the
wrong NGs.
: >
: > It also has nothing to do with Front Page.
: >
: > Did you read any of the 9470 results, or just get a
number so you could
: > post it here?
: >
: > If you want information on that topic, I suggest you
read those links.
: >
: > steve
: >
: > : >> There are 9470 successful Google search results:
keyword OpenExtLink.
: >> All of them return html code of messages which contain
the reference to
: >> js.OpenExtLink,
: >> similar to the example shown below:
: >>
: >> onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)"
: >> href="http://go.microsoft
: >>
: >> Interestingly, there is not any information about
OpenExtLink on MSDN
: >> website.
: >>
: >> Any comments appreciated,
: >> Jack
: >>
: >>
: >>
: >
:
:

 

[p c]

You are having a tandrum there, Jack. Calm down.

When you post in NQ, you get back, answers, questions, suggetions or
combination. All replies provide value and they lead you to a solution.

I didn't see anyting in Steve's reply that deseved your tandrum.

Now, in response to your question, i also did some research to answer
your question becuase got also curious.

And yes, i concur with Steve that Java has nothing to do with this, OE
has nothing to do with this, and FP has noting to do with this.

And yes, you are right. Doing a google search, yields gadzilion result
of th eitme in HTML source. But nothing really useful. That is a google
issue.

My concusion is that it is Javascript. It is either a fucntion or an
object method. This call appears in links embeded in HTML messages
(either HTML messages or web based equivalent including web boards)

I was trying to see if can find a web page with an external javascript
file, e.g. somefilr.js but I wan't succesful.

...PC

 

[Tom Pepper Willett]

What's a "tandrum"?

--
===
Tom "Pepper" Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
---
FrontPage Support:
http://www.frontpagemvps.com/

About FrontPage 2003:
http://office.microsoft.com/home/office.aspx?assetid=FX01085802
===
| You are having a tandrum there, Jack. Calm down.
|
| When you post in NQ, you get back, answers, questions, suggetions or
| combination. All replies provide value and they lead you to a solution.
|
| I didn't see anyting in Steve's reply that deseved your tandrum.
|
| Now, in response to your question, i also did some research to answer
| your question becuase got also curious.
|
| And yes, i concur with Steve that Java has nothing to do with this, OE
| has nothing to do with this, and FP has noting to do with this.
|
| And yes, you are right. Doing a google search, yields gadzilion result
| of th eitme in HTML source. But nothing really useful. That is a google
| issue.
|
| My concusion is that it is Javascript. It is either a fucntion or an
| object method. This call appears in links embeded in HTML messages
| (either HTML messages or web based equivalent including web boards)
|
| I was trying to see if can find a web page with an external javascript
| file, e.g. somefilr.js but I wan't succesful.
|
| ..PC
|
| Jack wrote:
| > 1.
| > I did not use "javascript" word in my post on purpose.
| > Although
| > onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)"
| > may suggest that js. is a javascript I would not be so sure about it.
| > If it was *.js then I would say it is.
| > In this case it is something, which I do not understand, and looking for
| > help to understand.
| > 2.
| > All Google search results (keyword: js.OpenExtLink) are email messages
shown
| > as source.
| > More interesting is that the attempts to reverse them to the normal view
| > fail, which create more questions.
| >
| > On what basis you are stating that it has nothing to do with OE?
| > People like you, should not be allowed to become MVP in the first place.
| > Why are you bringing your grudge from another thread into this one?
| > Get lost!
| > I despise boneheads like you.
| > Jack
| >
| >
| > | >
| >>Java has nothing to do with this, perhaps you meant javascript.
| >>
| >>OE has nothing to do with this, so you posted to the wrong NGs.
| >>
| >>It also has nothing to do with Front Page.
| >>
| >>Did you read any of the 9470 results, or just get a number so you could
| >>post it here?
| >>
| >>If you want information on that topic, I suggest you read those links.
| >>
| >>steve

 

[p c]

Tandrum is a tantrum one has as if one were in a tundra.

Tantrum: A tantrum is an emotional outburst, usually for young children
of the ages of 3-6. Most children throw a tantrum when they are upset or
bothered. Other children throw tantrums thinking they'll get something
they want.

Tundra: A level or rolling treeless plain in the arctic or subarctic
regions; the soil is black and mucky, the subsoil is permanently frozen,
and the vegetation is dominated by mosses, lichens, herbs, and dwarf
shrubs. A similar environment occurs in mountainous areas above the
timberline.

 

[Steve Cochran]

1.
I did not use "javascript" word in my post on purpose.
Although
onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)"
may suggest that js. is a javascript I would not be so sure about it.
If it was *.js then I would say it is.
In this case it is something, which I do not understand, and looking for
help to understand.

You clearly don't understand, and your method of seeking help is less than
useful to you or anyone.

You won't get anymore from me.

cheers,

steve

 

[Jack]

Thanks for calming me down the gentleman's way.
It was Steve, who tried to kill this thread and the reason for it was buried
in another thread in the outlookexpress forum.
Shortly, in that other thread I was given the answers being perceived as an
idiot.
These people, I know all of them are volunteers, doing that on their free
time and so on, are too long in that role. I think a little of fresh blood
will reinvent the forums.
I do not want to be bore, but if you wish please check that thread:
Url shown in message sometimes does not work!!!! dated November 04 and
posted in:
microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
and see it for yourself.

I am a software developer myself, sometimes I use javascript on my website,
I know what SDK, MSDN, SAPI, TAPI and the meaning of many other
abbreviations.
It is only my curiosity to find out what that js.OpenExtLink() can be.
I can live without it, but as more enigmatic it is then even more I would
like to find out.
This is real enigma.
After posts in so many newsgroups, not even one MVP came with close answer
or any answer.
There is NOT mention about it in MSDN site.
And ALL search results by Google (over 9000) are the same type: that
function(?) is part of html code-->part of the source code of email
messages.
Surely, someone out there knows what that is about!
Thanks,
Jack

 

[Jack]

1.
I apologized and gave the reason why I did crosspost in the other forums.
It was not my fault, but OE.
OE failed to resolve some forums names (I copied and pasted-- not typed)
and it did not post everywhere I wanted.
I do not know the method, how can I post the same message posted already
in another forum without crossposting.
Do you?
2.
If he is not MVP it does not matter. He is PhD anyway and he should know
better.
I am afraid that after so many long years replying in the forums can be bad
for the person.
3.
It is just my curiosity.
It suddenly appeared as part of the html source code in my message created
by OE.
I am trying to find out what is that and where it came from.
As you can see there are over 9000 results but Google but all of the are the
same type:
part of html source code.

In fact it happened under special circumstances.
If you would like to check on it please see this thread:
Url shown in message sometimes does not work!!!! dated November 04 and
posted in:
microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
Thanks,
Jack

 

[Tom Pepper Willett]

So, instead of posting the information here in this FP newsgroup, you are
asking people to go to an outlook express newsgroup and dig through it?

<Plonk>
--
===
Tom "Pepper" Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
---
FrontPage Support:
http://www.frontpagemvps.com/

About FrontPage 2003:
http://office.microsoft.com/home/office.aspx?assetid=FX01085802
===
| Thanks for calming me down the gentleman's way.
| It was Steve, who tried to kill this thread and the reason for it was
buried
| in another thread in the outlookexpress forum.
| Shortly, in that other thread I was given the answers being perceived as
an
| idiot.
| These people, I know all of them are volunteers, doing that on their free
| time and so on, are too long in that role. I think a little of fresh blood
| will reinvent the forums.
| I do not want to be bore, but if you wish please check that thread:
| Url shown in message sometimes does not work!!!! dated November 04 and
| posted in:
| microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
| and see it for yourself.
|
| I am a software developer myself, sometimes I use javascript on my
website,
| I know what SDK, MSDN, SAPI, TAPI and the meaning of many other
| abbreviations.
| It is only my curiosity to find out what that js.OpenExtLink() can be.
| I can live without it, but as more enigmatic it is then even more I would
| like to find out.
| This is real enigma.
| After posts in so many newsgroups, not even one MVP came with close
answer
| or any answer.
| There is NOT mention about it in MSDN site.
| And ALL search results by Google (over 9000) are the same type: that
| function(?) is part of html code-->part of the source code of email
| messages.
| Surely, someone out there knows what that is about!
| Thanks,
| Jack
|
| | > You are having a tandrum there, Jack. Calm down.
| >
| > When you post in NQ, you get back, answers, questions, suggetions or
| > combination. All replies provide value and they lead you to a solution.
| >
| > I didn't see anyting in Steve's reply that deseved your tandrum.
| >
| > Now, in response to your question, i also did some research to answer
your
| > question becuase got also curious.
| >
| > And yes, i concur with Steve that Java has nothing to do with this, OE
has
| > nothing to do with this, and FP has noting to do with this.
| >
| > And yes, you are right. Doing a google search, yields gadzilion result
of
| > th eitme in HTML source. But nothing really useful. That is a google
| > issue.
| >
| > My concusion is that it is Javascript. It is either a fucntion or an
| > object method. This call appears in links embeded in HTML messages
(either
| > HTML messages or web based equivalent including web boards)
| >
| > I was trying to see if can find a web page with an external javascript
| > file, e.g. somefilr.js but I wan't succesful.
| >
| > ..PC
| >
| > Jack wrote:
| >> 1.
| >> I did not use "javascript" word in my post on purpose.
| >> Although
| >> onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)"
| >> may suggest that js. is a javascript I would not be so sure about it.
| >> If it was *.js then I would say it is.
| >> In this case it is something, which I do not understand, and looking
for
| >> help to understand.
| >> 2.
| >> All Google search results (keyword: js.OpenExtLink) are email messages
| >> shown as source.
| >> More interesting is that the attempts to reverse them to the normal
view
| >> fail, which create more questions.
| >>
| >> On what basis you are stating that it has nothing to do with OE?
| >> People like you, should not be allowed to become MVP in the first
place.
| >> Why are you bringing your grudge from another thread into this one?
| >> Get lost!
| >> I despise boneheads like you.
| >> Jack
| >>
| >>
| >> | >>
| >>>Java has nothing to do with this, perhaps you meant javascript.
| >>>
| >>>OE has nothing to do with this, so you posted to the wrong NGs.
| >>>
| >>>It also has nothing to do with Front Page.
| >>>
| >>>Did you read any of the 9470 results, or just get a number so you could
| >>>post it here?
| >>>
| >>>If you want information on that topic, I suggest you read those links.
| >>>
| >>>steve
|
|

 

[Jack]

You do not need to do that, if you feel like that.
I've just tried to show the background of my outburst, but to copy and paste
the entire thread I think your demand is way too much.
Jack

 

[Kevin Spencer]

I've just tried to show the background of my outburst, but to copy and

paste the entire thread I think your demand is way too much.

Heck dude, you're the one with the problem, and you expect *us* to do extra
work to help you solve it?

Nobody is *demanding* anything from you. You are *requesting* help from us.

Here's a tip on getting help from people who don't have any obligation to
help you: Make it easy for them. Otherwise, your chances of getting help are
*much* lower.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Complex things are made up of
Lots of simple things.

 

[Jack]

Problem?
I do not have a problem.
I've just came across something interesting and puzzling and if that means
nothing for you, and you have nothing to say about it why did you bother to
take more bandwidth.
Jack

 

[Kevin Spencer]

More bandwidth? I didn't cross-post "in so many newsgroups." Good heavens,
dude, your quest is all over the Internet! I've googled it!

You want to know what topljs is? It's a JavaScript. That's about it. End of
story.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Complex things are made up of
Lots of simple things.

 

[Tom Pepper Willett]

Kev: With his attitude, he's not likely to get much help.
--
===
Tom "Pepper" Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
---
FrontPage Support:
http://www.frontpagemvps.com/

About FrontPage 2003:
http://office.microsoft.com/home/office.aspx?assetid=FX01085802
===
| More bandwidth? I didn't cross-post "in so many newsgroups." Good heavens,
| dude, your quest is all over the Internet! I've googled it!
|
| You want to know what topljs is? It's a JavaScript. That's about it. End
of
| story.
|
| --
| HTH,
|
| Kevin Spencer
| Microsoft MVP
| .Net Developer
| Complex things are made up of
| Lots of simple things.
|
| | > Problem?
| > I do not have a problem.
| > I've just came across something interesting and puzzling and if that
means
| > nothing for you, and you have nothing to say about it why did you bother
| > to take more bandwidth.
| > Jack
| >
| > | >>> I've just tried to show the background of my outburst, but to copy and
| >>> paste the entire thread I think your demand is way too much.
| >>
| >> Heck dude, you're the one with the problem, and you expect *us* to do
| >> extra work to help you solve it?
| >>
| >> Nobody is *demanding* anything from you. You are *requesting* help from
| >> us.
| >>
| >> Here's a tip on getting help from people who don't have any obligation
to
| >> help you: Make it easy for them. Otherwise, your chances of getting
help
| >> are *much* lower.
| >>
| >> --
| >> HTH,
| >>
| >> Kevin Spencer
| >> Microsoft MVP
| >> .Net Developer
| >> Complex things are made up of
| >> Lots of simple things.
| >>
| >> | >>> You do not need to do that, if you feel like that.
| >>> I've just tried to show the background of my outburst, but to copy and
| >>> paste the entire thread I think your demand is way too much.
| >>> Jack
| >>> | >>>> So, instead of posting the information here in this FP newsgroup, you
| >>>> are
| >>>> asking people to go to an outlook express newsgroup and dig through
it?
| >>>>
| >>>> <Plonk>
| >>>> --
| >>>> ===
| >>>> Tom "Pepper" Willett
| >>>> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
| >>>> ---
| >>>> FrontPage Support:
| >>>> http://www.frontpagemvps.com/
| >>>>
| >>>> About FrontPage 2003:
| >>>> http://office.microsoft.com/home/office.aspx?assetid=FX01085802
| >>>> ===
| >>>> | >>>> | Thanks for calming me down the gentleman's way.
| >>>> | It was Steve, who tried to kill this thread and the reason for it
was
| >>>> buried
| >>>> | in another thread in the outlookexpress forum.
| >>>> | Shortly, in that other thread I was given the answers being
perceived
| >>>> as
| >>>> an
| >>>> | idiot.
| >>>> | These people, I know all of them are volunteers, doing that on
their
| >>>> free
| >>>> | time and so on, are too long in that role. I think a little of
fresh
| >>>> blood
| >>>> | will reinvent the forums.
| >>>> | I do not want to be bore, but if you wish please check that thread:
| >>>> | Url shown in message sometimes does not work!!!! dated November 04
| >>>> and
| >>>> | posted in:
| >>>> | microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
| >>>> | and see it for yourself.
| >>>> |
| >>>> | I am a software developer myself, sometimes I use javascript on my
| >>>> website,
| >>>> | I know what SDK, MSDN, SAPI, TAPI and the meaning of many other
| >>>> | abbreviations.
| >>>> | It is only my curiosity to find out what that js.OpenExtLink() can
| >>>> be.
| >>>> | I can live without it, but as more enigmatic it is then even more I
| >>>> would
| >>>> | like to find out.
| >>>> | This is real enigma.
| >>>> | After posts in so many newsgroups, not even one MVP came with
close
| >>>> answer
| >>>> | or any answer.
| >>>> | There is NOT mention about it in MSDN site.
| >>>> | And ALL search results by Google (over 9000) are the same type:
that
| >>>> | function(?) is part of html code-->part of the source code of email
| >>>> | messages.
| >>>> | Surely, someone out there knows what that is about!
| >>>> | Thanks,
| >>>> | Jack
| >>>> |
| >>>> | | >>>> | > You are having a tandrum there, Jack. Calm down.
| >>>> | >
| >>>> | > When you post in NQ, you get back, answers, questions, suggetions
| >>>> or
| >>>> | > combination. All replies provide value and they lead you to a
| >>>> solution.
| >>>> | >
| >>>> | > I didn't see anyting in Steve's reply that deseved your tandrum.
| >>>> | >
| >>>> | > Now, in response to your question, i also did some research to
| >>>> answer
| >>>> your
| >>>> | > question becuase got also curious.
| >>>> | >
| >>>> | > And yes, i concur with Steve that Java has nothing to do with
this,
| >>>> OE
| >>>> has
| >>>> | > nothing to do with this, and FP has noting to do with this.
| >>>> | >
| >>>> | > And yes, you are right. Doing a google search, yields gadzilion
| >>>> result
| >>>> of
| >>>> | > th eitme in HTML source. But nothing really useful. That is a
| >>>> google
| >>>> | > issue.
| >>>> | >
| >>>> | > My concusion is that it is Javascript. It is either a fucntion or
| >>>> an
| >>>> | > object method. This call appears in links embeded in HTML
messages
| >>>> (either
| >>>> | > HTML messages or web based equivalent including web boards)
| >>>> | >
| >>>> | > I was trying to see if can find a web page with an external
| >>>> javascript
| >>>> | > file, e.g. somefilr.js but I wan't succesful.
| >>>> | >
| >>>> | > ..PC
| >>>> | >
| >>>> | > Jack wrote:
| >>>> | >> 1.
| >>>> | >> I did not use "javascript" word in my post on purpose.
| >>>> | >> Although
| >>>> | >> onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)"
| >>>> | >> may suggest that js. is a javascript I would not be so sure
about
| >>>> it.
| >>>> | >> If it was *.js then I would say it is.
| >>>> | >> In this case it is something, which I do not understand, and
| >>>> looking
| >>>> for
| >>>> | >> help to understand.
| >>>> | >> 2.
| >>>> | >> All Google search results (keyword: js.OpenExtLink) are email
| >>>> messages
| >>>> | >> shown as source.
| >>>> | >> More interesting is that the attempts to reverse them to the
| >>>> normal
| >>>> view
| >>>> | >> fail, which create more questions.
| >>>> | >>
| >>>> | >> On what basis you are stating that it has nothing to do with OE?
| >>>> | >> People like you, should not be allowed to become MVP in the
first
| >>>> place.
| >>>> | >> Why are you bringing your grudge from another thread into this
| >>>> one?
| >>>> | >> Get lost!
| >>>> | >> I despise boneheads like you.
| >>>> | >> Jack
| >>>> | >>
| >>>> | >>
| >>>> | >> | >>>> | >>
| >>>> | >>>Java has nothing to do with this, perhaps you meant javascript.
| >>>> | >>>
| >>>> | >>>OE has nothing to do with this, so you posted to the wrong NGs.
| >>>> | >>>
| >>>> | >>>It also has nothing to do with Front Page.
| >>>> | >>>
| >>>> | >>>Did you read any of the 9470 results, or just get a number so
you
| >>>> could
| >>>> | >>>post it here?
| >>>> | >>>
| >>>> | >>>If you want information on that topic, I suggest you read those
| >>>> links.
| >>>> | >>>
| >>>> | >>>steve
| >>>> |
| >>>> |
| >>>>
| >>>>
| >>>
| >>>
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
|
|

 

[Kevin Spencer]

Heck, Tom, I did some research out of curiosity. After awhile, I realized
that this is simply a reference to a JavaScript, and anyone can name a
JavaScript "top.js." But you're absolutely right. He isn't going to get
voluntary help from anyone by aggressive behavior.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Complex things are made up of
Lots of simple things.