Hi,
I am using the Spawn New Window action and I love it. If the window pops up, the user can close the window by clicking on the X graphic in the upper left corner.
However I’d like to add a graphic myself on the pop-up page that does exactly the same. Is this possible?
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This doesn’t use SNW so may be totally irrelevant depending on the content of your Pop-up http://www.deltadesign.co/fw_examples/caption.html
The X - Close on the pop-up is a graphic added to the image underneath.
It might help if we can see your example.
David
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Hi David,
Many thanks! Actually your example is what I have in mind. Here is a test page I made:
If you click on the image, the new new window appears (Spawn New Window). Then I’d like to click on the right red button to close the iFrame window again.
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That’s really a nice usage. I wonder if there are methodes / plans to allow opacity and color adjustments to the mask. Any Thoughts?
Frank H.
On Dec 2, 2011, at 3:05 PM, Marco72 wrote:
Hi David,
Many thanks! Actually your example is what I have in mind. Here is a test page I made:
If you click on the image, the new new window appears (Spawn New Window). Then I’d like to click on the right red button to close the iFrame window again.
Marco
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Then I’d like to click on the right red button to close the iFrame window again.
I can’t see that you will be able to do that as the iframe content is in a separate page from the parent that created the iframe and the javascript required can’t cross over.
This page uses my original example’s structure but with video content.
http://www.deltadesign.co/fw_examples/popup-video.html
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Thanks Dave! Is this an action?
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Thanks Dave! Is this an action?
That particular example is 3 actions
1 Penguin has a Rollover attached
2 The video container layer has Target Show/Hide Layer attached
3 HTML5 Video action within the container.
Revisit the link to download the FW 5.5 file http://www.deltadesign.co/fw_examples/popup-video.html
D
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On 3 Dec 2011, 12:26 am, DeltaDave wrote:
Then I’d like to click on the right red button to close the iFrame window again.
I can’t see that you will be able to do that as the iframe content is in a separate page from the parent that created the iframe and the javascript required can’t cross over.
This page uses my original example’s structure but with video content.
http://www.deltadesign.co/fw_examples/popup-video.html
D
The iFrame and everything used to create it (including the Close button) is in a script running on the parent page. The Close Window Action is intended to close windows that are opened in the more traditional fashion - that is forcing the browser to pop open a new separate window.
I’ll have a think and see if this can be done. I’m sure there may be security issues that may limit or block the behaviour you are asking for.
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HI,
seems you can do what’s wanted. Close Window Action updated and uploaded as part of the whole SNW Suite. There is a check box in the Close Window Action palette that you need to switch on if you are using the iPad Friendly Option in SNW.
Hope this helps.
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Excellent, thanks!
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