Re: Image popup UDF

2005-01-31 Thread Massimo Foti
> Yep...if you go under "behaiviors" in the design panel, you'll see a
> "Open Browser Window" behaivior (or something like that) where you set
> the url, size, options, etc...

And, in case you need more, you can get this:

http://www.massimocorner.com/dw/behaviors/win_suite.mxp


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Re: Image popup UDF

2005-01-31 Thread Joe Rinehart
Yep...if you go under "behaiviors" in the design panel, you'll see a
"Open Browser Window" behaivior (or something like that) where you set
the url, size, options, etc...

-joe


On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 20:17:38 -0400, Will Tomlinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Will, do you have Dreamweaver MX?
> >
>  Yes Joe, that's pretty much all I use. I hope you're not gonna tell me it 
> already does something like this??
> 
> LoL
> 
> Will
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Re: Image popup UDF

2005-01-30 Thread Will Tomlinson
>Will, do you have Dreamweaver MX?
>
 Yes Joe, that's pretty much all I use. I hope you're not gonna tell me it 
already does something like this?? 

LoL

Will

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Re: Image popup UDF

2005-01-30 Thread Joe Rinehart
Will, do you have Dreamweaver MX?

-Joe


On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 15:58:32 -0400, Will Tomlinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I got tired of linking to an original image via target ="_blank" to enlarge 
> the view. There's no control over it. So I built a variation of Nate's popup 
> window UDF from WACK.
> 
> Here's what I've come up with, maybe someone has some improvements? Would a 
> custom tag be better for this? There are quite a few parameters, but they 
> make it much more flexible.
> 
> Any suggestions would be appreciated. It seems to work great in testing.
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>  "height=#ARGUMENTS.PopupHeight#, top=#ARGUMENTS.PopupTop#,"
>  & "left=#ARGUMENTS.PopupLeft#, scrollbars=#ARGUMENTS.Scroll#">
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>  onClick="popupWin=window.open('#LinkFolder#/#ARGUMENTS.ImageName#','wcspopup','#Features#');
> popupWin.focus(); return false;" 
> onMouseOver="window.status='#JSStringFormat(LinkText)#';return true;"
> onMouseOut="window.status=''; return true;"> src="#LinkFolder#/#ARGUMENTS.ImageName#" height="#ARGUMENTS.Imgheight#" 
> width="#ARGUMENTS.ImgWidth#" border="0" alt="Click for a larger view" />
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> And here's how I use it. Apply to a hard-coded image name, or the way I am,  
> a query.
> 
> #ImagePopup(getimages.imagename, "productimages", "Click for larger view", 
> 500, 500, 20, 300, "yes", 175, 175)#
> 
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Image popup UDF

2005-01-30 Thread Will Tomlinson
I got tired of linking to an original image via target ="_blank" to enlarge the 
view. There's no control over it. So I built a variation of Nate's popup window 
UDF from WACK. 

Here's what I've come up with, maybe someone has some improvements? Would a 
custom tag be better for this? There are quite a few parameters, but they make 
it much more flexible. 

Any suggestions would be appreciated. It seems to work great in testing. 




























And here's how I use it. Apply to a hard-coded image name, or the way I am,  a 
query. 

#ImagePopup(getimages.imagename, "productimages", "Click for larger view", 500, 
500, 20, 300, "yes", 175, 175)#



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