I've got a link that launches a little AJAX application in a window.
Like this:
function launchListener()
{
var newWindow = window.open("listener.php", "newWindow",
"width=300,height=150");
}
Ideally, once this window is loaded, it will sit in the background and
wait for stuff to happen. I would like to then change the title bar to
denote changes. Simple enough, right?
Anyway, problem is: When the new window launches, its title is not
exactly what I assign it in "listener.php" (for instance, "Listener"),
but rather "http://155.55.55.55 - Listener" (or whatever). This means
that while sitting the taskbar, generally all the user is going to see
is a domain name and some dots, rather than what I want them to see.
I need to open a new window from an existing HTML page to a site in which we do not want to show the address for. I have set the titlebar to no but it will still place the title on the titlebar Here's my function code:
function myOpen() { window.open("http:// www.somewhere.com","mywindow","location=no,titlebar=no"); }
Is it possible to create a link to have a window pop up and not have the bar that has the title and minimize/maximize/close icons? If so, how could I do this?
I have some JavaScript that is being used to open a new window and display a PDF file. This is working fine apart from the title of the new window being open. I am using the window.open function and I have set the title of the page using the document.write function (see code below). The code works fine for FF and IE but for some reason Google Chrome just displays 'Untitled - Google Chrome'
<body> <a href="javascript:openNewWindow();">Click Here</a> <script type="text/javascript"> function openNewWindow()
[Code]....
Note: I have also tried adding - pdfWindow.document.title="Title"; - to the JavaScript, with no luck.
Is there anything specific that is required for Chrome or am I just missing something??
cannot get a new (picture) window to open in Firefox without the title and address bars (or anything else, just the image). IE shows just the title bar, with or without the code:
function newWindow() {window.open('./pageaddress.html','winname','top=20,left=20,directories=0,titlebar=0,toolbar=0,location=0,status=0,menubar=0,scrollbars=no,resizable=no,width=400,height=350');} </script>
The window opens fine, but always shows the address and title bars. I have read the W3 Schools options list (and other posts) and tried both 'no' and '0' as values, without any success. What am I missing and is there any way to make this work - it didn't even work in the W3 Schools 'try it yourself' test page!
I have seen some very nice 'slowly-opening' windows (increasing in size)
I am using malsup's gfeed plugin with a feed on a site. The links go to an external site.How can I change the jquery of the plugin to open the links in a new window? Or how do I overwrite the "target="_self"" on links with jquery? Nothing I am trying is working. I am not new to jquery, but slow in learning.[URL]
I need to run window.open() via href (not via onclick) as the CMS I'm working on only allows setting the href, not the whole <a> tag. I'm doing this: <a href="javascript: window.open('myUrl.php');">click this</a> and the window pops up just fine but the originating page changes to blank with '[object Window]' in it. How can I prevent the originating page from changing URL (by adding something to the javascript call)? Like "return void;" or something - but of course that didn't work...
Been trying on and off for days to find a happy cross-browser way to open up a new window and append some content to it. Obviously not a javascript pro here, and my Google-fu has failed me...
I have 4 images on a page and when someone clicks on one of them I open a secondary window and write a few lines to it describing the image.
If they don't close that secondary window however, and click on another of these 4 images, my write commands print further down on that secondary window.
I was reading through an old javascript book that talks about the win1.document.clear(); method, but information on the Internet tells me that this is now obsolete, or was just working on Netscape.
So then I decided to close the secondary window before re-opening it. But if the user _did_ close the secondary window, I get an error saying that the window I'm trying to close is already closed (or doesn't exist to be exact)!
Is there a way to clear the document in a window that I opened and wrote to? Or is there a way to detect if win1 exists or not? If it exists, I would close it. If it didn't exist, I would just re-open a new one.
I'm having fun changing items inside divs, spans, or anything else with a simple html() function: $("#somediv").html("text here"); But what about meta tags? I figured adding an ID to the title tag would work, but I was mistaken.
For example, I'm working on an online chat form. When someone receives a message, I'd like it to show in the title tag too, much like meebo. I've scoured the internet for this, but I've found nothing.
I am using PHP & mySql to grab the title and description that I have stored in a table in the DB.
I am trying to dynamically change the <head> <title></title>, as well as <meta name="Description" content="" /> .
I used document.title to change the title. I see the title changing in the browser, but when I click on view source in the browser to see it int he code, the title is empty. How can I also see it in the code?
<div> </div><div>This is hopefully simple. I have a bunch of links with titles, like TITLE="Facebook" and so on. I am adding JQuery to make the links open in a new window and
<span class="date" title="May 14, 2009">14 May 2009</span> and I'd like JQuery script to output it as this:<span class="date" title="">May 14, 2009</span> Basically, I'm checking the browser language and I want to display all dates in US date format to all users with EN-CA and EN-US browser language (and UK format to all other users). Please let me know if there is a better way of doing it, I couldn't find anything.
I have a problem on the links on my page im working.sorry guys still a noob and my english is not that good. :b. my question is like i have a list of packages of food. [link_a] [link_b] [link_c] and i have a function that i put in my head tag:
function linkA() { window.open('link_a.html','link','width=300,height=200,resizable=yes'); }
now i can go to linka.html by click my link <A HREF="javascript:linkA()" >link a</A> is there a way i can have one functions that can open a link depend on what page .when it clicks then go to its designated page or i have to stick on writing function for linkB ,C,D and so on.
I'm using jQuery to make ajax calls for content, when I click on a link and pull in the new content, I want the <title> in the <head> to change. I thought that since head and body are both siblings in the DOM I could target the <title> in the same way as a <p> or any other element and write a new value in, using replaceWith() which would then change the text in the tab at the top of the browser but it doesn't seem to work. I even tried adding <title id="title_text"> and targeting #title_text, but it doesn't change that way either. The original title text in the browser tab does change, but to the page uri. After using firebug to see what was going on when using replaceWith(), I saw that replaceWith() was replacing this:
I have a HTML and I am opening another link in a separate window using window.open() . The child window is something like 'http://yahoo.com' which is out side html. I need to refresh the parent window when the child window is closed.
i am bringing up a pop-up using window.open("popupurl","popupname",details);
now when i use this both in IE and FF, the title of the pop up includes my ip address as http://1.1.1.1:8080 - Popup title - Microsoft Internet Explorer.
so my question is how can i hide my host information showing up....
Through window.open or window.showmodaldialog, I want to open a word or excel document in Print Preview mode. Bcos I don't want the user to make any changes or save it but the user can ONLY VIEW OR take a print out.
I'm using an <A> tag with an onclick event to open a window with JS (window.open)... In FIREFOX, if I click very quickly, multiple windows open. Not a problem in IE.
Im using the code below to pop up a window: It works fine except for that in the titlebar, my domain name is listed before the page title like below:
http://mydomain.com - MyPopupwindowname - Microsoft Internet Explorer
Is there any way to remove this or otherwise control what is displayed in the titlebar? I just want it to display the page title - thats it. I dont really care about the MSIE but I mainly dont want the domain to display.
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- Begin function popUp(URL) { day = new Date(); id = day.getTime(); eval("page" + id + " = window.open(URL, '" + id + "', 'toolbar=0,scrollbars=1,location=0,statusbar=0,men ubar=0,resizable=1,width=520,height=500,left = 245,top = 262');"); } // End --> </script>
