Mike:
You are right and you are wrong ;) It depends on the way that you are using
php, if it's on a web site you are right, but you can also use php as a
standalone application, that way you can use it, as you would use - God
forbides - VB. And with the PHP COM connection, you can probably find an
object that will resize the browser's window.
A+
Alain
On Sun, Mar 10, 2002 at 12:15:01PM -0500, Mike Flynn wrote:
> Argh, how many times must it be reiterated that PHP is a *SERVER SIDE
> PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE*. What this means is that by itself it cannot do
> ANYTHING on the client's side ONCE THE PAGE HAS LOADED. You can have PHP
> generate some JavaScript and dHTML to do such things, but PHP by itself
> only executes BEFORE the user gets the page. NOT on the user's computer.
>
> -Mike
>
> At 05:55 PM 3/10/02 +0100, Wolfgang Schneider wrote:
> >Hi everyone,
> >
> >does anyone know if one can open a browser window with a specific
> >size from within a php script ? I mean achieve something like what
> >javascript can do via including the following
> >
> >
> >onclick="window.open('testpage.html','test','width=480,height=400');"
> >
> >in an <a href=" .... > tag ?
> >
> >I'd like to use this on a page with links to studies and articles
> >which I would like to open in a separate browser window with a set
> >size from where also the articles can be printed easily in a "clean
> >format" ...
> >Would anyone have some suggestions ?
> >God bless you with His grace and peace
> >Wolfgang
>
>
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