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Loading two frames with one link

Loading two frames with one link

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Category: JavaScript >> Windows and Frames
This tutorial shows you how to load two frames with one link using JavaScript.
Accept Focus Until Closed

Accept Focus Until Closed

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Category: JavaScript >> Windows and Frames
A small snippet that allows you to keep a window 'on top' of all others until closed.
Popup Chromeless Window

Popup Chromeless Window

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Category: JavaScript >> Windows and Frames
An easy to use Javascript Popup Chromeless Window. You can configure it anyway you like.
Breaking out of frames

Breaking out of frames

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Category: JavaScript >> Windows and Frames
Want to make sure your web pages are not included in other website frames? Well use this break_out_frame code to stop the madness.
Browser Window Dimensions

Browser Window Dimensions

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Category: JavaScript >> Windows and Frames
Two tiny functions that return the available width and height inside the browser window. These functions can be used as variables and as the dimensions are calculated every time they are used, your script will always be using the current window size no ma
JavaScript Window Object explanation

JavaScript Window Object explanation

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Category: JavaScript >> Windows and Frames
Comprehensive explanation of the Window object and its events, properties, methods etc.
Scrolling window to any position

Scrolling window to any position

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Category: JavaScript >> Windows and Frames
With this method you don't have to store or calculate the position to which you need to scroll you window. Very useful technique for chat applications or for dynamic content windows.
Controlling Windows Using Javascript

Controlling Windows Using Javascript

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Category: JavaScript >> Windows and Frames
A very detailed tutorial showing how to control windows using javascript. It includes opening them, closing, resizing and much more. It even shows you how to position a window in a particualr part of the screen.
Creating websites with frames and search engine op

Creating websites with frames and search engine op

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Category: JavaScript >> Windows and Frames
This tutorial shows you how to make frames and open subframes within the frame. You will learn how to preserve the function of back button and prevent opening your frameset page within another (foreign) frame. The searchengine indexing problem will be ove
So, You Want To Open A Window, Huh?

So, You Want To Open A Window, Huh?

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Clicks: 395
Category: JavaScript >> Windows and Frames
This tutorial illustrates a rundown of the many ways to get new windows to pop up when viewers roll into your site.
Pop-up Windows

Pop-up Windows

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Clicks: 462
Category: JavaScript >> Windows and Frames
JavaScript allows you to create (open) new windows. In these windows you can place whatever HTML code you wish, and even have actions in one window effect what is happening in another window. This tutorial explains how to create various types of pop-up wi
Opening and Manipulating Windows

Opening and Manipulating Windows

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Category: JavaScript >> Windows and Frames
If you have ever been near any of the homepages in Geocities or Tripod, you must be familiar with the small window that pops up with an advertisement banner. This tutorial explains how to create your own customizable pop-up windows with details on paramet
So, You Want To Open A Window, Huh?

So, You Want To Open A Window, Huh?

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Category: JavaScript >> Windows and Frames
This tutorial illustrates a rundown of the many ways to get new windows to pop up when viewers roll into your site.
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