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6/23/2006 12:46:00 AM
In article <2eednaEBSc9LuAbZnZ2dnUVZ_qednZ2d@tbaytel.net>,
rob c <groups_nospam@rcp.ca> wrote:
>Does anyone know what triggers a "popup blocker"?
Usually, opening a window. Some popup blockers require the user to
do something to cause the window to open to allow it, others don't.
The one I use (Proxomitron) blocks all pop-ups when a window loads
and then restores them after the page is completely loaded.
>I'm going to be opening some sub-windows from my main page and
>don't want to get caught in a blocker.
You can't avoid it. The best solution is to make the site degrade
gracefully. For example, use anchor links with target=_blank to
cause links to open new windows, and also have an onClick javascript
attribute in the anchor to cause the window to have the desired
attributes you want.
-A