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CodeThatForm package gives you full control over the windows in browser. You can control the style, appearance, content, positioning and sizing of the window. Creation of the windows never was made easier. But more than that - PRO edition of the CodeThatForm enables users to work with the layers the very same way. You can fully mimic the windows in the layers. Full customization through the CSS, dynamic operations and more hot stuff in this package.

Say goodbye to ugly Windows popups! In IE4 and later, this cut-and-paste script launches a popup window without the Windows frame or titlebar (that is, a "containerless" window). In other browsers, it launches a standard popup window. Position, width, and height are settable. Automatic closing of the window on leaving the page may also be optionally set. <b>Update:</b> Added an addendum showing how to simply auto-center the window on the screen.

This is a DHTML replacement for popup windows created with window.open() JavaScript function. DHTML popup window has the following advantages over the standard popups: it has fully customizable design; it will not be blocked by popup blocking software; unlike standard popups, it will not be sent to back when you click on the main window. You have many options to position DHTML popup window: relative to the browser window, relative to the mouse pointer, relative to an HTML element, or you can keep its current position. You can move and close DHTML popup window just the same way as a window in a Windows application.

Easily implement your own right click (context menu) popup menu in javascript and dhtml by using our basic script as a template. Cross browser compatible on both NN6+ and IE4+

In IE4 and later, this script launches a type of window ad servers call a 'peeker' popup -- which slowly glides into view from the bottom of the screen. This is a 'frameless' popup window without the Windows frame or titlebar (that is, a "containerless" window) for a clean, non-Windows look. Degrades functionally in other 4.x+ browsers; includes flexible, settable parameters for positioning and control.

Popup window replacement (a box will be shown on the page when visitor clicks a hyperlink). Will not be blocked by browsers and will not annoy visitors as normal popup windows usually do. Can be used to show page additional information, such as author bio, page history, small menu or a sitemap. Gracefully degrades if the browser has javascript turned off or DOM is not supported.

PopUp Maker generates code you need to make a JavaScript Pop-Up Window. You can choose the URL to be opened, width and height of the Pop-up window, option for scroll bar, toolbar, resizable, and menu bar. You are able to preview your Pop-up window before the code is generated.

A code generator which creates customized cut-and-paste JavaScript popup windows. Options include the ability to specify the popup's trigger, as well as it's width, height, margin, and which toolbars and menus should be available to the user.

Launches a frameless (containerless) "go-behind" popup banner window that cannot be closed unless the banner ad is clicked on. (A no-right-click feature is included in the popup.) The frameless banner window persists, even if the launching browser window is closed. The banner window closes once the banner is clicked.

Use this script to launch a popup window that automatically loads an image and resizes itself to fit neatly around that image. The script also places a title you set in the titlebar of the popup window. Any number of images can be launched from a single instance of the script.

Popup window replacement (a box will be shown on the page when visitor clicks a hyperlink). It will display contents of a separate HTML from your server. Only one box will be shown at the same time. Can be used to show supplementary information such as author biography, page history or a sitemap. Will not be blocked by browsers. Gracefully degrades if the browser has javascript turned off or DOM is not supported.

This script helps you display a pop up or pop under window. After the browser page loads, the script waits for a designated number of seconds before opening the window. It has built-in logic for only popping up the window so many times within a given time period, so you can tune the frequency to avoid annoying your users.

If you have a page that is supposed to open in a frameset, this will force the page to do so. Solves a common problem where search engines separately list pages that belong in a frame.

This set of short, easy scripts shows six different ways to close a window from JavaScript, including closing windows from a clicked link, a clicked image, or a clicked form button. Special instructions are also included for closing windows comprised of frameset pages.

Learn how to create standard windows modal dialog boxes using JavaScript. This is a cross-browser solution that does not rely on the showModalDialog() method.

This simple-to-use script is ideal for use in frameset designs, where you want to have a link in one page in the frameset print out the content from a page in another frame. The function can print from any frame in the frameset (that is, from one or more frames).

Use this code to get a popup window to close after a pre-determined amount of time. For example, set an advertisement popup window to remain open for 15 seconds, then it automatically closes.

This script uses DHTML to display a "popup" window. Features include timed delay before displaying, drop shadowing, and many customizable variables. Easy to follow, heavily commented JavaScript. Avoid having your popup window blocked by unforgiving popup blockers.

Auto Maximize Window is a simple script that automatically maximises the browser window when it is loaded within a webpage.

This JavaScript example shows how to open up a new window, and write the new page. The contents of the new window/new page contain the logic necessary to close the window that opened it up (opener is the object). It is necessary to open and close the document object before and after you write the new contents (IE doesn't care - but Netscape does).