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.
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:
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 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.
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.
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.