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Below are the main JavaScript attributes that can be used on opening a Popup window.

 

Important: some attributes only work for certain types of Internet browsers:

    • MSIE indicates the attribute is compatible with Microsoft Internet Explorer browsers.
    • NN indicates the attribute is compatible with Netscape Navigator (or Mozilla) browsers.

 

Attribute

 

Value type

Explanation

 

width

 

Num

 

Width of the window in pixels. (MSIE & NN)

height

Num

Height of the window in pixels. (MSIE & NN)

innerHeight

Num

Inner window height in pixels. To create a window smaller than 100 x 100 pixels, place this parameter in a signed script. This parameter replaces the height, which is conserved for backwards compatibility. (NN)

innerWidth

Num

Inner window width in pixels. To create a window smaller than 100 x 100 pixels, place this parameter in a signed script. This parameter replaces the width, which is conserved for backwards compatibility. (NN)

outerHeight

Num

Vertical dimensions of the outer margin of the window, in pixels.

To create a window smaller than 100 x 100 pixels, place this parameter in a signed script. (NN)

toolbar

Bool

Displays toolbar [toolbar is displayed or hidden].  (MSIE & NN)

location

Bool

Displays address (or location) field.

(MSIE & NN)

directories

Bool

Displays quick access buttons. (MSIE & NN)

status

Bool

Displays the status bar. (MSIE & NN)

menubar

Bool

Displays the menu bar. (MSIE & NN)

scrollbars

Bool 

Displays scrollbars. (MSIE & NN)

resizable

Bool

The window is resizable. (MSIE & NN)

alwaysLowered

Bool

The window is always below all others, whether active or not. (NN)

alwaysRaised

Bool

The window is always above all others, whether active or not. (NN)

dependent

Bool

The window that is created is a child window which closes automatically when the mother window is closed. In Windows, it does not appear in the task bar. (NN )

hotkeys

Bool

If this parameter is set to "No", it disables most of the hotkeys for a new window which does not have a menu bar. The Save and Close hotkeys remain enabled. (NN)

fullscreen

Bool

Full screen window, without menus, etc. (MSIE)

ScreenX

Num

Shows the distance separating the new window from the left edge of the screen. (NN)

ScreenY

Num

Shows the distance separating the new window from the top edge of the screen. (NN)

top

Num

Shows the distance separating the new window from the top edge of the screen. (MSIE)

left

Num

Shows the distance separating the new window from the left edge of the screen. (MSIE)

titlebar

Bool

Checks whether the window contains a title bar. (MSIE & NN)

z-lock

Bool

Checks whether the window is superimposed over other windows when activated. (NN)

 

When the type is a Boolean, the value can be "yes" (or "1") or "no" (or "0").

 

Example:

ATTRIB_VAR = 'resizable=yes, status=yes, screenX=300, left=300, screenY=200, top=200, height=400, width=180'

PROCESS_PGM MY_PGM *POPUP(ATTRIB_VAR)

 

 

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