function goImgWin(myImage,myWidth,myHeight,origLeft,origTop,capt) {
var mh = myHeight + 44;
var mw = myWidth + 24;
TheImgWin = window.open('','image','height=' + mh + ',width=' + mw + ',toolbar=no,directories=no, status=no,' + 'menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=no');
TheImgWin.resizeTo(mw+2,mh+30);
TheImgWin.document.write('');
TheImgWin.document.write('Popup<\/title><\/head>');
TheImgWin.document.write('<body style="overflow:hidden" bgcolor="#ffffff" onclick="self.close()">');
TheImgWin.document.write('<img src="'+myImage+'"width="'+myWidth+'" height="'+myHeight+'" ');
TheImgWin.document.write('border="0" alt="'+capt+'"\/><p align="center">'+capt+'<\/p>');
TheImgWin.document.write('<\/p><\/body><\/html>');
TheImgWin.moveTo(origLeft,origTop);
TheImgWin.focus();
}
// here is my version combining the above and the below
function myPop(imgURL,wname,img_h,img_v,caption,title){
img_h_space = 20;
img_v_space = 75;
window_h = parseInt(img_h) + img_h_space;
window_v = parseInt(img_v) + img_v_space;
var left = (screen.availWidth-window_h)/2;
var top = (screen.availHeight-window_v)/2;
var settings = "height="+window_v+",width="+window_h+",top="+top+
",left="+left+",scrollbars=no,toolbar=no,"+
"location=no,status=no,menubar=no,resizable=yes,"+
"dependent=no,fullscreen=no";
popup = window.open(imgURL,wname,settings);
if (parseInt(navigator.appVersion) >= 4) popup.window.focus(); popup.document.write("<html>\n"+"\t<head>\n"+"\t\t<title>"+title+"\n"+"\t"+"\n"+""+"
"+caption+"
\n"+"\n"+"");
}
// opens a pop-up window to the webpage of your choice.
// "url" is the URL and filename of the page to be opened.
// "wname" is the object name of the new window that will
// be created. This is not the title, it will not be visible
// anywhere on the window. This name merely represents the
// new window object so that it can be manipulated via any
// pursuant JavaScripts.
// "w" is the width, in pixels, to make the new window.
// "h" is the height, in pixels, to make the new window.
// Be aware that "w" and "h" will be the outer dimemsions
// of the new window. So if you enable any of the other
// window features (toolbar, statusbar, scrollbars, etc),
// they will reduce the content area within the window.
function urlWin(url,wname,w,h) {
// "winl" and "wint" determine the users available
// screen size (minus the taskbar and such), then
// subtract the specified window dimensions, and
// then divide those by 2 to find the center of the
// user's screen.
var left = (screen.availWidth-w)/2;
var top = (screen.availHeight-h)/2;
// "settings" specifies how and where the window
// will be displayed. You can choose "yes" or "no" to
// decide if certain window elements will be displayed.
var settings = "width="+w+",height="+h+",top="+top+
",left="+left+",scrollbars=yes,toolbar=no,"+
"location=no,status=no,menubar=no,resizable=no,"+
"dependent=no,fullscreen=no";
// this opens the window, using the above information.
popup = window.open(url,wname,settings);
// if this is a version 4+ browser, the focus will be
// placed on the window after it has opened to make
// sure it doesn't fall behind another window.
if(parseInt(navigator.appVersion) >= 4) popup.window.focus();
}
// opens a pop-up window which displays an image and a caption.
// "imgUrl" is the url and filename of the image to be opened.
// "wname", "w", and "h" are the same as for the previous function.
// "caption" is any additional text you would like to have
// displayed below the image. If you do not want a caption, you
// just need to leave the argument blank as in the following:
// imgWin('file.gif','newWin','320','240','');
function imgWin(imgURL,wname,w,h,caption){
var left = (screen.availWidth-w)/2;
var top = (screen.availHeight-h)/2;
var settings = "height="+h+",width="+w+",top="+top+
",left="+left+",scrollbars=no,toolbar=no,"+
"location=no,status=no,menubar=no,resizable=yes,"+
"dependent=no,fullscreen=no";
popup = window.open(imgURL,wname,settings);
if (parseInt(navigator.appVersion) >= 4) popup.window.focus();
// this writes a quick html page to place your image in. you
// can give your window a title, specify a background color,
// font properties, all sorts of stuff. the image is placed
// in an anchor tag so that the user can close the window by
// clicking the image.
popup.document.write(
"\n"+
"\t\n"+
"\t\tYour Title Here\n"+
"\t"+
"\n"+
"
\n"+
"\n"+
""
);
}
// opens a pop-up window which displays a Macromedia Flash movie.
// "swfUrl" is the URL and filename of the Flash movie to be opened.
// "wname", "w", and "h" are the same as for the previous functions.
function swfWin(swfURL,wname,w,h){
var top = (screen.availHeight-h)/2;
var left = (screen.availWidth-w)/2;
var settings = "height="+h+",width="+w+",top="+top+
",left="+left+",scrollbars=no,toolbar=no,"+
"location=no,status=no,menubar=no,resizable=yes,"+
"dependent=no,fullscreen=no";
popup = window.open(swfURL,wname,settings);
if (parseInt(navigator.appVersion) >= 4) popup.window.focus();
// this writes a quick html page to place your movie in. You
// can give your window a title, specify a background color,
// movie properties, all sorts of stuff.
popup.document.write(
"\n"+
"\t\n"+
"\t\tYour Title Here\n"+
"\t\n"+
"\n"+
"\n"+
"\n"+
""
);
}
function popup(url,img_h,img_v,caption)
{
img_h_space = 20;
img_v_space = 75;
window_h = parseInt(img_h) + img_h_space;
window_v = parseInt(img_v) + img_v_space;
options = 'toolbar=0' +
',status=0' +
',menubar=0' +
',scrollbars=0' +
',resizable=0' +
',width=' + window_h +
',height=' + window_v;
img_tag = '';
//if (!title)
// title = caption;
content =
'\n'+
'Images from Call of Dudy<\/title><\/head>\n' +
'<body bgcolor="#ffffff"><div class="popup">' + img_tag +
'<p style="font:10px verdana;margin:4px;color:#333;">' + caption +'<br>' +
'<\/div><\/body>\n' +
'<\/html>';
if (typeof(viewImg) == 'object' && !viewImg.closed)
viewImg.close();
viewImg = window.open('','viewImg',options);
if (!viewImg.opener)
viewImg.opener = self;
viewImg.document.open();
viewImg.document.write(content);
viewImg.document.close();
viewImg.focus();
}
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