thumbnail open new window

[steve]

Hi

I have some thumbnails on that page with some JavaScript to open a new
windows in the different size if visitors click on the thumbnails.
But the problem is if you click the thumbnail before the page to
completely load up the page just stop loading and begin to load the
new window only.
Why is that and how can I fix it?

Thanks

 

[Grant Wagner]

Hi

I have some thumbnails on that page with some JavaScript to open a new
windows in the different size if visitors click on the thumbnails.
But the problem is if you click the thumbnail before the page to
completely load up the page just stop loading and begin to load the
new window only.
Why is that and how can I fix it?

Thanks

Stop using:

<a href="javascript:...">

and start using:

<a href="#" onclick="...;return false;">

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[steve]

Hi

Stop using:

<a href="javascript:...">

and start using:

<a href="#" onclick="...;return false;">

Thanks it work perfectly

Did I make it the right way

<a href="#" onClick="openPopImg('pic1.jpg', 'title, '245',
'450');return false;" onMouseOver="................

 

[steve]

Did I make it the right way

No. It breaks when Javascript is not available. Try:

<a href="pic1.jpg" ...

you have got a good point there, thanks

Also, you are missing the closing quote after title, but before the

comma.

yes thanks

I'm assuming that there's an openPopImg() function available, of

course.

yes there is