Launches a hidden HTML element as a popup with a titlebar.
[JavaScript]
pwLaunchPopupWindow(pwElementId, pwX, pwY, pwBackgroundColor, pwBorderColor, pwBorderStyle, pwBorderWidth, pwFontFamily, pwFontSize, pwFontColor, pwCaption, pwTitlebarBackgroundColor, pwTitlebarFontFamily, pwTitlebarFontSize, pwTitlebarFontColor, pwTitlebarImage, pwTitlebarXImage, pwArg)
Parameters
- pwElementId
- Required. The HTML element containing the data which makes up the dialog.
- pwX
- Required. The X screen coordinate to launch the dialog.
- pwY
- Required. The Y screen coordinate to launch the dialog.
- pwBackgroundColor
- The background color of the dialog.
- pwBorderColor
- The border color of the dialog.
- pwBorderStyle
- The border style of the dialog.
- pwBorderWidth
- The border width of the dialog.
- pwFontFamily
- The font face of the dialog.
- pwFontSize
- The font size of the dialog.
- pwFontColor
- The font color of the dialog.
- pwCaption
- The titlebar caption.
- pwTitlebarBackgroundColor
- The background color of the titlebar.
- pwTitlebarFontFamily
- The font name for the titlebar.
- pwTitlebarFontColor
- The font color for the titlebar.
- pwTitlebarImage
- The image to display as the window icon.
- pwTitlebarXImage
- The image to display as the window "close X" icon.
- pwArg
- Optional argument which is saved as the global pwCurArg property.
Remarks
This method launches a dialog with titlebar. Typical usage would include creating a hidden HTML element (such as a DIV or SPAN) which contains the dialog content and passing the ID of this element into the pwLaunchPopupWindow method.
In This Section
- Assembly Overview
- Contains classes that support and enable creation of HTML-editing capable web applications.
- Client-Side API
- Describes client-side JavaScript functions that are used by PowerWEB TextBox for ASP.NET.
Reference Menublock