Hiiiiiiiiiii!!!freinds.
I am a newcomer in the field of web applications........but quite serious and curious about being a web developer and really interested in javascript and HTML.Me and my freinds are working upon a client/server chat p[roject.But i have a problem.
Welcome page of my application is a JSP.I have devided the welcome page in three frames.one frame is reserved for accepting login details i.e. username and password.
but i am not happy with it.I want a link for chat application might be provided in that frame.Clicking upon that link a new a splash window should open and JSP must closed after clicking upon link. after it a swing like frame should open for taking username and password and after clicking submit button a new GUI frame should open with user details and welcome message.
freinds,is it possible with help of html and javascript....if there is then please help me..........if it can't be implemented fully than help me with partial or optional solutions.
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Bear Bibeault
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The fact that your HTML is generated by JSP on the server has no bearing at all on what happens on the client. I have adjusted your topic title appropriately.
You can either use real windows via window.open(), or fake a modal dialog with something like jQuery UI's dialog widget.
By the way, frames are really rather old-fashioned. You might want to consider using more modern interface techniques.
Thank you very much for response,sir.
What would be new and advanced techniques afterall i don't want toolbars and tabs like Internet Explorer in the generated window???
Bear Bibeault
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Ankit Tripathi wrote:What would be new and advanced techniques
Using CSS to set up the layout rather than tables or frames.
i don't want toolbars and tabs like Internet Explorer in the generated window???
English interrogative sentences end in a single question mark.
With window.open() you have some measure of control over what browser controls appear on the new window. The approach used comes down to whether you want an independent window, or an in-window dialog.
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