Argh, how many times must it be reiterated that PHP is a *SERVER SIDE
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE*. What this means is that by itself it cannot do
ANYTHING on the client's side ONCE THE PAGE HAS LOADED. You can have PHP
generate some JavaScript and dHTML to do such things, but PHP by itself
only executes BEFORE the user gets the page. NOT on the user's computer.
-Mike
At 05:55 PM 3/10/02 +0100, Wolfgang Schneider wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
>does anyone know if one can open a browser window with a specific
>size from within a php script ? I mean achieve something like what
>javascript can do via including the following
>
>
>onclick="window.open('testpage.html','test','width=480,height=400');"
>
>in an <a href=" .... > tag ?
>
>I'd like to use this on a page with links to studies and articles
>which I would like to open in a separate browser window with a set
>size from where also the articles can be printed easily in a "clean
>format" ...
>Would anyone have some suggestions ?
>God bless you with His grace and peace
>Wolfgang
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