Supported parameters for positioning links on my menu

[rudy]

http://www.networkdriven.com/qp/TriviaQuiz_xp5.htm

I like to have most of my menu links open in a separate window using the target=_blank parameter. This works well but doesn't give me the positioning from top and left of the screen. I have used the following parameters and I know they work with the IE 6.0 browser but don't know about other browsers and versions. Here is the code:

aI("text=Configuring Device Drivers;url=http://www.networkdriven.com/drivers.ht ... llbars=yes left=47 top=40 height=450;status=How To Install And Update Drivers");

Also, should I be using a semi colon between each of the targetfeatues parameters for proper syntax?

See any problems using this that I should be aware of?

[John]

Here is the code:

aI("text=Configuring Device Drivers;url=http://www.networkdriven.com/drivers.ht ... llbars=yes left=47 top=40 height=450;status=How To Install And Update Drivers");

Tip: always use the Code button when posting code.

To be picky, you need 1 more ; in there after Drivers...

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aI("text=Configuring Device Drivers;url=http://www.networkdriven.com/drivers.htm;target=_blank;targetfeatures=scrollbars=yes left=47 top=40 height=450;status=How To Install And Update Drivers;");

Also, should I be using a semi colon between each of the targetfeatues parameters for proper syntax?

A question for you. Where did you get this syntax for targetfeatures? From the Samples? Did it have extra ; shown?

[rudy]

John wrote:

A question for you. Where did you get this syntax for targetfeatures? From the Samples? Did it have extra ; shown?

I got the targetfeatures syntax from the Menu Sample 11.

Code that was shown there did NOT have the extra ;

Here is the code example given:

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aI("text=Open Google;url=http://www.google.com;targetfeatures=width=300 height=300");

[John]

Code that was shown there did NOT have the extra ;

I know - which is exactly why I asked the question. You got the example from the right place - use it.