Hi LJ,
Use this code instead, it works fine in IExplorer.
Code:
<script>
function go() {
window.close();
window.open("http://www.website.com", '', 'fullscreen=yes, menubar=1, toolbar=1, scrollbars=1');
}
</script>
<input type="button" onClick="go();" value="ENTER HERE"> </p>
This script should work for all javascript browsers. Replace website.com with your desired target page.
Here's a description of different variables you can use to customize a new window. Put these if required where the variables menubar=1 etc are, separate them with a comma.
width (number) = The width of the new window in pixels
height (number) = The height of the new window in pixels
left (number) = The location where the left side of the window should appear
top (number) = The location where the top of the window should appear
location (yes/no) = Controls whether the browser should display the browser r
menubar (yes/no) = Controls whether the browser should display the menu bar
resizable (yes/no) = Allows the user to resize the browser window
scrollbars (yes/no) = Controls whether horizontal or vertical scrollbars are shown
status (yes/no) = Controls the display of the status bar (the area at the bottom of the browser)
toolbar (yes/no) = Controls whether the browser should display the toolbar that contains the back/forward/etc buttons
fullscreen (yes/no) = If yes, opens the window to the full size of the screen. [IE 4+ only]
Hope this helps
cr3ative
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