Design Question

[Dub_Man]

I would like to create a link at the bottom of a window that will link back
to the top of the page, also a link that when selected will close the page.
How would on complete this?

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Regards,

Mick Gaffney
(e-mail address removed)


webpage: http://takeoff.to/dublinspotter/

feedback: (e-mail address removed)

"Pilot wisdom - Every one already knows the definition of a good landing is
one from which you can walk away. But very few know the definition of a
great landing. It's one after which you can use the airplane another time".

 

[chris leeds]

by link back to the top of the page do you mean the top of the page that
launched the pop-up?

I have a pop-up that might work this way (if I'm understanding you);
http://nedp.net/
click the "send this page" link, then on that pop-up click the "im big on
privacy" link, that changes the page on the opener window. it has a close
this page link as well.

is this what you're trying to do?

 

[Andrew Murray]

he means this:

Top of Page Link:
<a href="#top">Click here to go to top of page</a>

Close window Link:
<a href="#" onclick="window.close();">Click here to close window</a>

 

[Kevin Spencer]

The answer to your first question can be found in FrontPage help under the
topic "bookmarks." A bookmark (more correctly termed "anchor" is simliar to
a hyperlink, but only has a "name" attribute. Example:

<a name="TopOfPage"></a>

FrontPage can insert one for you by using the Insert Bookmark command.

You can link to it by using a URL with a "#" symbol in it (or by using
FrontPage's Create Hyperlink dialogue). Example:

<a href="#TopOfPage">Link Text</a>

or from another page:

<a href="somepage.html#TopOfPage">Link Text</a>

To crete a link that closes the page, you would use a bit of JavaScript.
Example:

<a href="javascript:window.opener=self;window.close()">Close This Window</a>

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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.

 

[Dub_Man]

Thanks for all the assistance.

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Regards,

Mick Gaffney
(e-mail address removed)


webpage: http://takeoff.to/dublinspotter/

feedback: (e-mail address removed)

"Pilot wisdom - Every one already knows the definition of a good landing is
one from which you can walk away. But very few know the definition of a
great landing. It's one after which you can use the airplane another time".