open new browser at position 0,0

[fiuPikeOY]

Hello,

I have a pop that unless it's launched in position 0, 0 you can't see the whole thing. Can some one tell me how I can give the new pop up window an absolute location?

Thanks

 

[BillyRayPreachersSon]

In the parameters you can set the left and top:

window.open(_url, _name, 'left=0,top=0');

Hope this helps,
Dan

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[fiuPikeOY]

thank you Dan, that did it.

 

[fiuPikeOY]

Actually, I thought that was working but it's not. Here's my code

<a href="#" onclick="MM_openBrWindow('indexFlash.htm','','width=1020,height=700', 'left=0,top=0' )">Tutorial</a>

Is there anything wrong here?

Thanks

 

[LTeeple]

What browser are you using? Some automatically pad the page or automatically set margins.


Cheers!
Laura

 

[kaht]

when opening a new window with the window.open function it takes 3 parameters

1. window location
2. window name
3. window parameters (comma delimited string)

Your function MM_openBrWindow undoubtedly calls a window.open function with the supplied parameters. In your test case this is what you did: (seperated by color)

MM_openBrWindow([COLOR=red]'indexFlash.htm'[/color], [COLOR=blue]''[/color], [COLOR=green]'width=1020,height=700'[/color], [COLOR=purple]'left=0,top=0'[/color] )

As you can see there are 4 colors there (the blue is a bit hard to see as it is just 2 single quotations), which means you are attempting to pass 4 parameters to the window.open function. The solution is simple, just add the left and right parameters to the string that contains the other window parameters (in this case, height and width):

MM_openBrWindow([COLOR=red]'indexFlash.htm'[/color], [COLOR=blue]''[/color], [COLOR=green]'width=1020,height=700,left=0,top=0'[/color])

-kaht

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