I want my users to see the page even when they do not have javascript
enabled. So I created a openWin script that will add ?popup=true to the
URL before opening the window. So when user doesn't have javascript enabled
he is sent to the regular #self##XFA.helpPage#/page/privacy/ page, but if
he has JS, he's sent to #self##XFA.helpPage#/page/privacy/?popup=true and
then I look for popup attribute and use different layout files.
Here's an example link:
<a href="#self##XFA.helpPage#/page/privacy/" onclick="return openWin(this.href);">
And here's my openWin function (stripped down a bit):
/* Window opener */
function openWin(windowURL, windowWidth, windowHeight, windowName, windowFeatures) {
// Add popup querystring
windowURL = windowURL + "?popup=true";
...
// Open and focus
popupWindow = window.open(windowURL, windowName, windowFeatures +
',width=' + windowWidth + ',height=' + windowHeight);
popupWindow.focus();
return false;
}
.erki
----- Original Message -----
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 8:54 PM
Subject: different layout for my openwindow()
> The link below will open up a window. But I don't want the same layout
> as the application. Is there a way where this window stands in it's own
> in term of page layout.
>
> <a href=""
> #request.CFRoot#/search/index.cfm?fuseaction=savemycriteria&#URLToken#',
> 500, 400); return false">Save My Criteria</b></font></a>
>
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