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Ellen
I want a small informational window to popup for a link, and I'd like it to
stay on top even if the window behind is clicked. So far I have this in the
main page:
<a href="disk-1.htm"
onclick="window.openthis.(href,'popupwindow','width=400,height=300,scrollbars,resizable');
return false;" application="yes">Here is the link to the popup window.</a>
Sorry, the breaks for word wrap aren't very good here- there is no space
between window.openthis. and (href,
And in the popup (disk-1.htm) I have:
<body bgcolor="#00FF00" onBlur=self.focus()>
This gives a script security warning when I run the HTA, but does keep the
popup on top until closed if I allow the ActiveX scripts. The
application="yes" should be overriding the security warning, but isn't in
this case. When I use just the link coding without the onBlur=self.focus() in
the popup. I don't get any warnings.
Is there a better way to have the popup behavior I want without the security
message?
Many thanks in advance
Ellen
stay on top even if the window behind is clicked. So far I have this in the
main page:
<a href="disk-1.htm"
onclick="window.openthis.(href,'popupwindow','width=400,height=300,scrollbars,resizable');
return false;" application="yes">Here is the link to the popup window.</a>
Sorry, the breaks for word wrap aren't very good here- there is no space
between window.openthis. and (href,
And in the popup (disk-1.htm) I have:
<body bgcolor="#00FF00" onBlur=self.focus()>
This gives a script security warning when I run the HTA, but does keep the
popup on top until closed if I allow the ActiveX scripts. The
application="yes" should be overriding the security warning, but isn't in
this case. When I use just the link coding without the onBlur=self.focus() in
the popup. I don't get any warnings.
Is there a better way to have the popup behavior I want without the security
message?
Many thanks in advance
Ellen