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Hi again,
I recently added the posibility to bookmark my page. When I look at this bookmark link with Internet explorer everything looks fine, but when I look at it with Mozilla Firefox the link doesn't look OK!? You can find the bookmark link at the bottom of my site http://www.shimshon9.com Does anybody has an idea why this is happening and what I could do? Thanks, Shimshon
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The JavaScript you use to generate the bookmark link treats IE and Mozilla differently.
For IE it make a clickable link to bookmark the page, while for Mozilla it shows the message about Ctrl+D. I don't think you can add a bookmark using JS in Mozilla browsers, I've never tried. |
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Is there a posibility to make a bookmark without javascript?
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The obvious way is to allow the user to bookmark the page from the browser menu.
Chances are if they don't know how to bookmark a page by hand they are unlikely to know how to use a bookmark to get back to your page. Call me cynical if you like. |
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Hello web experts!
I currently have a manual bookmark on my site, but would like to change it to one that allows a person to click on it and it'd show up on their favorites right away. Would this be considered a pop-up? The program I have is the educational version of Dreamweaver MX. Thanks for any help! best wishes, Lisa http://www.everythingshea.com Everything Shea Aromatic Creations |
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Hi Lisa,
I noticed a line of red text "BOOKMARK A CLEAN SITE!" that was suggesting visitors might want to bookmark the site - was that what you meant by a 'manual bookmark'? If you visit Shimshon's website (his web address is above), you'll notice he's using a Javascript to detect the visitor's browser then it's supplying the appropriate linkage. This is a pretty neat technique, just so long as your visitors have Javascript enabled browsers. The alternative would be to use server-side scripting (as we mentioned earlier in the thread) What you should definitely avoid is having a bookmark function that automatically appears as the page loads. That would most likely come under the category of a popup, and it would certainly put off a lot of visitors. People like to be in control, so allow them to add the site to their favourites if they wish! :o) Hope that helps. Paul PS. Lisa, I've merged your post with Shimshon's as they were dealing with the same topic. |
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Hi Paul,
Good idea to merge the same topics. Thanks for your advice and by reading one of the earlier posts by speed, I have to agree. Also, I don't want to mess with pop ups and not everyone has java. And it's a lot simpler to leave as is! Yeah, this is what I refer to as a manual bookmark I guess! Thanks again for all the great advice here. best wishes, Lisa |
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