Pop up window does not open

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Coconis

I use a simple code to make pictures shown enlarged in separate window when
cliked. However, two or three people told me that they cannot see the
enlarged images (actually they cannot even click on the small images). See
www.xanthopoulou.com.

Thanks in advance

Coconis
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

Sound like those users have a popup stopper application installed. They
should be able to configure the application to allow them to see popup.

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Jon

Hi Coconis,
some (if not all - didnt check them all) of your popup links dont have
closing </a> tags, eg
<a href="#"
onClick="window.open('images/DSCN0911-500.jpg','mywindow','width=530,height=
530')">
<img border="0" src="images/DSCN0911-150.jpg" width="150" height="150"></td>

IE isn't too fussy about this but other browsers won't stand for it - result
some people will be able to see your popups some wont. You'll need to go
through and correct the links, also when you have javascript called onclick
you should add return false, so you'd want to end up with
<a href="#"
onClick="window.open('images/DSCN0911-500.jpg','mywindow','width=530,height=
530'); return false;">
<img border="0" src="images/DSCN0911-150.jpg" width="150"
height="150"></a></td>

Jon
Microsoft MVP - FP
 
G

Guest

They're probably using a firewall like Zone Alarm which
can be set to block pop-up windows.
 
C

Coconis

Thanks to all for your response. I think Jon really found the weak point in
my html code.

Thanks again

Coconis
 
A

aztj

I have an existing application running with users from win98 to XP... A user came home with a brand new PC with XP on it and it won't allow a pop up. There is no 3rd party software that we've found - yet and have added the secure site to the trusted sites list. But still no pop up windows from my app or yahoo mail services... What else is there?
 
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Tom Pepper Willett

....very hard to say. Could you post a URL to the page in question?
Is it a Java Pop-Up? If so, does that "user" have a JVM installed?
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| I have an existing application running with users from win98 to XP... A
user came home with a brand new PC with XP on it and it won't allow a pop
up. There is no 3rd party software that we've found - yet and have added
the secure site to the trusted sites list. But still no pop up windows from
my app or yahoo mail services... What else is there?
 
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Stefan B Rusynko

Also could be their ISP providing popup blocking or their anti-virus




| ...very hard to say. Could you post a URL to the page in question?
| Is it a Java Pop-Up? If so, does that "user" have a JVM installed?
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| | | I have an existing application running with users from win98 to XP... A
| user came home with a brand new PC with XP on it and it won't allow a pop
| up. There is no 3rd party software that we've found - yet and have added
| the secure site to the trusted sites list. But still no pop up windows from
| my app or yahoo mail services... What else is there?
|
|
 
C

Cheryl Wise

Google toolbar? XP Service Pack2 Release Candidate 1?

Both of which block pop-ups by default, with Service Pack 2 due to he
released later this summer you may want to rethink using pop-ups.
 
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