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Posted: **Tue Mar 08, 2005 8:25 pm**

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On my portfiolio i have it listing all my banners/bgs/sigs and etc... when they click a link to the picture it opens the picture in the iframe... what i was thinking about is when they click the image link it opens a popup or a new page to the [b][i][u]excact[/u][/i][/b] size of the image o.0 dont know if this is possible so...

1) Can this be done easily?
2) Would popup blockers block the popup?

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Posted: **Tue Mar 08, 2005 8:53 pm**

popup blockers will be able to block the popup... but most will allow it if the user initiates it (through clicking)

to determine the dimensions you should use something like...

[code]<?php
$dimensions = getimagesize("filename");
$width = $dimensions[0];
$height = $dimensions[1];
?>[/code]

put something like the following in your <head> (don\'t know if it\'s possible to have it anywhere else.)

[code]function pop(thewidth.theheight,thefilename)
{
mywindow = window.open (thefilename,
"Viewing Image [Portfolio]",
"width=" + thewidth + ",height=" + theheight);
}[/code]

then in your php, all you\'ll need is something like this...

[code]<?php
$file = "filename";
$link = "javascript:pop({$width},{$height},{$file})";
$link = "<a href=\"{$link}\">View This Image</a>";
echo $link;[/code]

probably buggier than anything you\'ve ever seen, but it\'s a basis on which you can build I guess... the $height/width should work no probs... it\'s just the js which i\'m not too good at.

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Posted: **Tue Mar 08, 2005 10:29 pm**

You could just use something like;

[code]<a href="image.php?src=test.jpg" target="_blank">Test.jpg!</a>[/code]

And then in image.php, where you want the image to display;

[code]<?php echo '<img src="'.$_GET['src'].'" />'; ?>[/code]

I'm sure someone could find a fault with that but it's probably the easiest way.

Posted: **Tue Mar 08, 2005 11:06 pm**

yeah that\'d work fine sp3c, mine was just tryin to get the \"exact window size\" thing in there too... would work out much easier to do ^^ above

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