Controlling a _blank target size

[Tom Miller]

I have a "Electronic Business Card" that I would like to have it display in
a new window about the size of a regular/real business card. And nothing
else but a close button on the border. No resize etc.

The card itself is at: http://bccs.chatnfiles.com/ecard3.htm The link that
currently displays it is in the left hand column of the main website:
http://bccs.chatnfiles.com (Electronic Bussiness Card).

I am assuming I need to set some parameters in the html code in conjunction
with _blank target.

I have tried pasting some javascript from w3schools that appears to do more
or less what I want but the html button portion of the code seems to be
broken. Or at least I get a script error and I am clearly having trouble
figuring out what code it is referring to when it mentions a line number.

So I really have 2 issues. One is to solve the presenting problem.

The other is how do I get a browser to actually display the code it thinks
is in error? I grabbed a copy of win32pad (a notebook replacement) which
has line numbers but they don't seem to sync with the location listed of the
error in IE6.

I would be perfectly happy to do this in "just" html unless it turns out the
_blank is actually javascript... so you can understand my confusion here.

Tom (power user wannabe) Miller

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Not possible when using the _blank attribute. You have to create and control the window size via
JavaScript.

Go here for a free FP add-in. called Spawn:
http://www.jimcosoftware.com/addins.aspx

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Thomas A. Rowe
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

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[Tom Miller]

Not possible when using the _blank attribute. You have to create and

control the window size via JavaScript.

Go here for a free FP add-in. called Spawn:
http://www.jimcosoftware.com/addins.aspx

Thank you. It generated the right code the first time. Then I tweaked the
size and possitioning in html view and it does exactly what I wanted.

Tom