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I tooled around the site and then went back to the flash home page. When I had enough of the flash, I hit the "home" button on my Internet Explorer 5.5 program. When I hit the button, a pop-up appeared wanting to know if wanted to make ruffendz.com my home page. I knew what this would do, so I hit "yes" and lo-and-behold, ruffendz.com became my home page.
HOW WAS THIS SCRIPT ACCOMPLISHED?? It was awesome! Unfortunately, for the life of me, I can't duplicate what I did! I can't figure out how the site created the popup and automatically made the site my home page. It definitely is powerful!
Can anyone duplicate what I did in the first place - and then tell me how they did it?? TO sum things up, when I left the site, a popup window appeared asking me if I wanted to make the site my home page. I clicked "yes" and that site became my home page.
Can anyone help me out here?
So, in taking that code, how does the website call this function? I didn't click on a link or anything! I just left the site! There has to be a way that the server called this function to generate the popup box. Anyone?
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>JavaScript Page Load and Unload Example</TITLE><SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!-- Hide from other browsers
function hello()
{alert("Welcome to my page");}
function goodbye()
{alert("Thank You, Surf by again.");}
// Stop hiding from browsers -->
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY onload="hello()" onUnload="goodbye()">
<h1>Loading and unloading Test Page</H1>
</BODY>
</HTML>
Try replacing "onUnload" with "onBlur" then it will work if you switch between multiple browser windows (I think).
