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Hi people!!!
I want to put something in my web and i know what tags/code i need to put...

I will explain you what is the thing i need...
For example, if you have a link in your web, and you left the mouse on the link but without clicking it, the url of the link will apear in the left bottom of the browser.....
I want to know how you can make them not to see... I saw some webs that have like a "configured message" that apear there, and when you leave the mouse on the link the URL is not showed..

Do you know how to make it?? In HTML or PHP??? Better if it's in HTML :p

Thanks,
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it's automatic i think just do
HTML: 
<a href="url" />
that's what i have on my webpage
It shows on the same place when it says waiting for ...
atleast in firefox
 
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I'll try that one meanwhile night thanks!..

noerrors found can you please tell me what javascript code i have to put???
It's because in my website there are some pages that are with REFERRAL, and some people could if not put the page in their browsers without referring to me ;)
 
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night that doesn't work with me... Maybe because i have the target="_blank" tag so as to open in a window? I dunno..
Is there another way?
 
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<a href="URL" title="This will appear"></a>

<a href="URL" alt="This will appear"></a>
 
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No.. It doesn't work for me...
I don't know if i explained well...
When you leave the mouse on the link, insted of apearing the link on the botton left, it should appear something else...
Please help!!!!! :(
 
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Yes, that's what i say Cube!!
How do you make it?
 
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I found this code...
<script>
function hidestatus(){
window.status=''
return true
}

if (document.layers)
document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEOVER | Event.MOUSEOUT)

document.onmouseover=hidestatus
document.onmouseout=hidestatus
</script>
Click to expand...

Do you think it will work with Firefox? With IE it works...
 
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Also another questions...

I have that javascript to hide links for the status bar and another to put a message on it, and it works perfectly... I also have the PHP corporate ad (I had the JAVASCRIPT but i changed it)

1) Is the JAVASCRIPT ad better than the PHP version?? Which should i use considering i alredy have 2 javascripts...
2) Having two javascripts slows down too much the page??

Please answer this and the post before :)

Thanks!
fedlerner
 
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fedlerner said:
I found this code...


Do you think it will work with Firefox? With IE it works...
Click to expand...

On Firefox 2.0b1 it successfully hides the status bar text when you hover over it. But I did say changing the text... Also, if you right-click to show the context menu, Firefox will show the link.

Of course you have to include Opera, right? ;) It doesn't work on Opera.

By the way, you can have as many JavaScripts (<script /> elements) as you want. You can also link to them externally (there is a small lag time if you do that, I believe).
 
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fedlerner said:
1) Is the JAVASCRIPT ad better than the PHP version?? Which should i use considering i alredy have 2 javascripts...
Click to expand...

there is absolutley no difference in the javascript versus the php ad, but if you have all your pages in php, i'd recommend using the php ad code but if you just have html pages, then use java
 
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And having many javascript codes makes my website go slower ?
 
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No. JavaScript scripts put in the <body /> tag get rendered as the page loads. It's just like regular HTML, except with more functionality.
 
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