Hi,

I have a javascript that rotates several banner images on my webpage and each image click through to a different webpage. The script is shown below:

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript">
<!--
var urlArray = new Array(5);
var banArray = new Array(5);
var counter = 1;
var url = "webpage0.htm"; //initial URL

//add your necessary URL's
urlArray[0] = "webpage0.htm";
urlArray[1] = "webpage1.htm";
urlArray[2] = "webpage2.htm";
urlArray[3] = "webpage3.htm";
urlArray[4] = "webpage4.htm";

if(document.images)
{
  for(i = 0; i < 5; i++)
  {
    banArray[i] = new Image(183, 92);
    banArray[i].src = "banners/" + (i+1) + ".gif";
  }
}


function changeBanner()
{
  if(counter > 4)
   counter = 0;

  document.banner.src = banArray[counter].src;

  url = urlArray[counter];
  counter++;
}

var timer = window.setInterval("changeBanner()", 5000);

//-->
</script>


When one of the images is clicked, the new page opens in a new window. If this new window is then minimised and a different image banner from the original page is clicked, it opens the next new page in the minimised window. I would like the minimised window with the new page in it to maximise (or appear on top as the main window) when a new image is clicked!? Any help would be much apreciated!

regards

Peter

Hi Peter,

Try this:

function changeBanner()
{
  if(counter > 4)
   counter = 0;

  document.banner.src = banArray[counter].src;

  url = urlArray[counter];
  if(window.focus)
  {
  url.focus()
  }
  counter++;
}

This should ensure the new window is on top every time your counter goes round.

HTH
Joe


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Thanks for your response, but this stops the image banners from rotating on the initial page.

Sorry Peter, I left out the last line of your code.

function changeBanner()
{
if(counter > 4)
counter = 0;

document.banner.src = banArray[counter].src;

url = urlArray[counter];

        if(window.focus)
        {
        url.focus()
        }

counter++;
}

var timer = window.setInterval("changeBanner()", 5000);

</script>



Cheers
Joe

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