Windows & Frames

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.

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 simple script insures that your page cannot be captured inside of the frameset of another site. Put it in your page header, and it automatically makes your page the parent or 'top' page in the browser.

This is a javascript which can adjust any internet browser screen display with 1024x768 and above into 800x600. At present there are a variety of monitor resolution sizes. When webmasters design HTML documents, the screen display can not be adjusted for each user. This javasript will always ensure your screen to be 800x600.

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).

Allow your visitors to have a popup page on your site appear exactly as they want. They can customize the width, height, and placement of a popup window on your site before the window is opened.

This script will update two frames from one link. If the browser doesn't support javascript the link will still load but without the extra frame being updated.

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

This is a small kit with popup window launching code on one page, and the code to automatically close the popup window after a preset period of time on a second page. This is basically a mini-tutorial, with very clear instructions and clean code in a working demo -- great for JavaScript newcomers.

Use this practical DHTML script to not only open up links in a secondary popup window, but one that's centered in the middle of the user's screen. Browsers other than NS 4+ or IE 4+ will still open the window, only that it won't be centered.

This is a simple script demonstrating how to use JavaScript to create a popup window upon clicking a link. It allows you easily configure width, height, option to enable scrollbar, menubar, etc.

This is a little JavaScript that allows users to bust out of a frame if your page is trapped within a frame.

This JavaScript allows you to type in a text message in a form and on a button push display your message in a new window.

Upon a user entering your page, this JavaScript automatically makes and calls its own Popup Window Menu for easy navigation. You can configure the menu with any URLs by simply editing the script.

This JavaScript allows visitors to open a customized window. The configurable parameters include: Toolbar, Location, Directories, Status, Menubar, Scrollbars, Resizable, Width, and Height.

This simple script will open and/or close a window.

This is a simple script that opens 3 windows with different pages with the push of a button.

Do you have a link that you'd rather have open in a new window? This little script will do just that. You can even use a button or a text link to open the new window.