Popups using JavaScript do not seem to work on 000webhost.com servers. Those are the ones that appear on the screen when you click on a link in an HTML file. Are they forbidden?
What will happen if I upgrade my account? Will the situation be the same?
I want to use such a popup to show a bigger image instead of a small image on an HTML page.
I don’t believe there should be a problem, what is the javascript code you are using?
The popup your using should be fine… as subsonicx said, could you share your code?
if you check out one of my websites at: doesshelikeyou.info
you’ll see popups do work.
It seems to work perfectly for me.
The following is the popup code I use:
<script language=“JavaScript”><!–
// イメージポップアップ表示
function ImageUp() {
window.open(“image/hypatia2.png”,“window1”,“width=438,height=720,scrollbars=1”);
}
// --></script>
<A href=“javascript:ImageUp();”><IMG src=“URL of an image”></A>
“イメージポップアップ表示” means “image popup display.”
I have used this JavaScript code on the following website for seven years:
http://www.senninnokekkai.com/
Click on the woman on the left, and you will see a famous classic painting.
This website is currently on a server outside 000webhost.com, namely
1dollar-webhost.com, which is horrible and not on my list of recommended hosting companies by the way.
I implemented the same JavaScript in another website of mine here at 000webhost.com:
http://www.sennin-no-kekkai.com/
Again, click on the woman on the left, a popup window appears but not the image I intended (the same one as above). What you see in the smaller window is http://err.000webhost.com/.
Does anyone know a fix on this problem? Thank you.
I don’t get an error, I see the painting when I click on it. For both of them.
Me too. I see a painting of a woman. Try clearing your cache or using a different browser.
I just found out that this problems happens with Netscape 9.0, but it happens only at 000webhost.com.
It does not happen with Netscape 9.0 elsewhere.
I checked out with Internet Explorer 8, Firefox 3.5, Firefox 3.0, Firefox 2.0, Opera 10.62, but they were all fine, only Opera showed the big image in a big window.
Does anyone know why this is happening?
People still use Netscape? Also, I have no clue why it would be happening if it doesn’t happened with it elsewhere.
SeaMonkey 2.0, Netscape 8.1.3 and Netscape 7 work fine, only SeaMonkey and Netscape 8 show the big image in a big window.
>People still use Netscape?
At leaset I do. Netscape 9 is not that old, and it is the only browser that can search both Google.co.jp and Google.com without causing a problem when Google Toolbar is installed.
Many women still use Netscape 7 according to the statistics taken by a webmaster of a certain website inteded for women.
>Many women still use Netscape 7…
Let me direct you too a website of my liking: nevermind
Dude, your pushing your luck. I know it was intended as a joke but a lot of women are on this forum.
I know, I know. I’m sorry. 
Got carried away.
There deleted it. 
According to the statistics I referred to earlier:
At a website for women
Number of sessions:
Internet Explorer: 80%
Netscape: 10%
Length of time spent at the site:
Internet Explorer: 75%
Netscape: 20%
Source: Netscape 20%: astonishing browser share among mothers (in the Japanese language)
These statistics are now two years old, but I guess if they were like this two years ago, nothing much has changed since then. After all, Netscape terminated its service and support in 2001 in Japan. I guess women continue to use Netscape until their computers stop working.
So, please do not forget about Netscape when you do webhosting business.
It could possibly be a cache issue with netscape 9. Make sure all temp files are deleted, as I think it’s a bit strange seeing as it works in other versions of netscape.
>It could possibly be a cache issue with netscape 9. Make sure all temp files are
>deleted, as I think it’s a bit strange seeing as it works in other versions of netscape.
I automatically delete all temporary files every time I close a browser, including Netscape 9. So that is not causing this problem.
However, the problem seems to have been fixed while I was taking a nap. 000webhost.com staff might have fixed it while I was having a nightmare of choosing a hosting company. 000webhost.com suddenly looks good, very good.
Thanks anyway.