/*
* Script imageWindow.js written by Dan Berger, copyright 2005
* These functions may be used or modified freely, with the following conditions:
* 1. The functions may not be sold or otherwise used to generate revenue in any way.
* 2. The functions, if used as-is, must include this copyright block.
*
* imageWindow.js uses the universal newWindow object which may already have been set
* by other scripts; therefore, before creating the object, it checks to see whether
* the object exists.
*
* function imageWindow(theURL, theWidth, theHeight):
* This function is intended for displaying image files in new windows. It takes three
* parameters:
* theURL is the complete web address of the image
* theWidth is the width of the image in pixels
* theHeight is the height of the image in pixels
*
* imageWindow uses an internal constant, sizeAdjust, to allow for necessary padding in the
* pop-up window. The variable myWidth is set to theWidth + sizeAdjust; but the variable
* myHeight is set to theHeight + _twice_ sizeAdjust, to allow for a "close window" link.
*
* imageWindow opens a new window of width "myWidth" and height "myHeight" with no other
* parameters. It then writes some simple HTML to the window, centered. This includes an
* IMG tag with src = theURL, and a "close window" link.
*/
if (!newWindow) {
var newWindow = new Object();
newWindow.closed = true;
}
function imageWindow(theURL, theWidth, theHeight) {
var sizeAdjust = 25; // add to size of image to give padding in window
var myWidth = theWidth + sizeAdjust;
var myHeight = theHeight + 2*sizeAdjust;
if (!newWindow.closed) newWindow.close();
newWindow = window.open("","","width=" + myWidth + ",height=" + myHeight + ",resizable");
newWindow.document.write("no name");
newWindow.document.write("");
newWindow.document.write("![](\"")
");
newWindow.document.write("
Close window");
newWindow.document.write("
");
newWindow.document.close();
newWindow.moveTo(15,15);
newWindow.focus();
return;
}