While the city slept, ross <rosmd@everestk c.net> feverishly typed:
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> Is there a javascript to make a right click on a page to display a
> message? Thank you,[/color]
So... the guidance on this matter that you have received over in
news:alt.html has not deterred you from asking this question over here?
Ok... From the comp.lang.javas cript FAQ's:
But you really should avoid using it (the solution - that is - not the
FAQ's!) The context menu is used for far more than just viewing your source
code or saving your images (and I can still view your source or save your
images without it) so why break the user's browser for your own misguided
ends?
"nice.guy.n ige" <nigel_moss@dea dspam.com> wrote in message
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>> Is there a javascript to make a right click on a page to
>>display a message? Thank you,[/color]
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> ... so why break the user's browser for your own misguided
> ends?[/color]
Randy recently pointed out that the AOL browser has its own ideas about
what the back button on its chrome should do and as a result the only
way of getting the equivalent effect of a normal IE back button is to
right click and choose back from the context menu. Still, there are only
30-40 million people using the AOL browser, so it's not going to be
hurting everyone ;-)
In article <3efc49fb_2@cor p-news.newsgroups .com>, rosmd@everestkc .net
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> Is there a javascript to make a right click on a page to display a message?
> Thank you,
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