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Alert Shows On Page Load
Hi all,
I would like to have an alert message show when the intro page loads. Is it possible to have a hyperlink in the message?
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Never seen a hyperlink in an alert message; can you use another web window through window.open() if you need a hyperlink?
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As Brian said, you could use a popup to do this, or you could use a div that dynamically appears onLoad.
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Thanks guys,
I think I'll go with using an OnLoad event handler
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quote:Originally posted by Snib
As Brian said, you could use a popup to do this, or you could use a div that dynamically appears onLoad.
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Go there. I have a lot of awesome photos that I rendered myself
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