I want to know can I set the pop up window (links) to a certain size? eg. like I want the pop up window to be 400 x 600.

Can anyone tell me that? Thanks a lot :)

Also, can anyone tell me that y'm I keep getting a page which tell me to sign in? What setting did I do wrong?

If you scroll down this page http://www.lissaexplains.com/java4.shtml, it tells you how.


The sign in thing....are you talking about this forum?

Thank you for answering ^~^ :)

Yes, I'm talking about this site for the signing thing, I think I changed back to accepting cookies, but some zzz sometimes they keep asking me to sign in.... ?

I'll let Lissa know about your problem. :)

are you using AOL? for some reason the AOL browser can't log in properly to any vBulletin forums. I had the same problem, and I even went to the vBulletin support forums (since it happened on multiple forums, all of which used vB), and quite a few people have had that problem.

so I just use Netscape instead :)

I have AOL and I can log in just fine. You do need to make sure you set it so cookies are accepted.

that's really odd because I'm positive that I have the correct settings (I used to be able to log in- I think it was before a forum upgrade) and I can log in to other sites/forums (other than vB forums) just fine. also, a whole bunch of other AOL users had the same problem.

what version of AOL do you use? maybe it's something that was changed in a later version (I have 8.0, the most recent)?

But I kind of like the tabs in NS 7.0 for browsing the forum anyway :P

Hm... I've heard of AOL before, what's that? is it America OnLine? I use IE 5.5 i think.

Anyway, during the past few times, I've been able to log-in without getting the log-in page. i think the problem's solved, but I'm not sure about it & even not sure y it is so. -_-?

yes, AOL stands for America Online. they also have internation versions I believe- I think I've heard of AOL Canada and AOL Britain (not positive on that though) before.

also, AOL uses a built in version of IE- so its odd that it works for me in IE but not AOL, since AOL uses all the same settings as IE. oh well, like I said, I like Netscape :P

I have 1 more question, can I make the pop-up window links on a text instead of image or button? How to do that?

it's there on that same page :)


With the following code you can also use a plain text link to open a new window:

<a href="javascript:popup()">Click here for popup window"</a>