>I'm using jscript to do a popup window for a picture. I turn off toolbar,
>location, and have the scrollbars=yes or no depending on size. I've noticed
>that while this all works fine for IE6, when I try it in NS6 it all works
>EXCEPT I'm not getting the scrollbars. Which is a bummer, because then a lot
>of the picture is below the bottom of the window and the user won't be able
>to view it.

> >I'm using jscript to do a popup window for a picture. I turn off toolbar,
> >location, and have the scrollbars=yes or no depending on size. I've
noticed
> >that while this all works fine for IE6, when I try it in NS6 it all works
> >EXCEPT I'm not getting the scrollbars. Which is a bummer, because then a
lot
> >of the picture is below the bottom of the window and the user won't be
able
> >to view it.

> It's usually easier to point out your mistake if you
> post the relevant code.
> In the case of window.open(), Netscape 4 will ignore your
> attributes argument if it contains spaces.

> Is there any way to make this work for both browsers???

> any help greatly appreciated...
> -dg

> For a picture or for a document with only a picture in it? This is
> important to know here.
> window.open("image.gif", "", "scrollbars");
> or
> window.open("Popup.html", "", "scrollbars");

>   I turn off toolbar,
> > location, and have the scrollbars=yes or no depending on size.

> You should just set scrollbars=yes; if content overflows window inner
> dimensions, tehn scrollbars will appear accordingly.

>   I've noticed
> > that while this all works fine for IE6, when I try it in NS6 it all
works
> > EXCEPT I'm not getting the scrollbars.

> When you set scrollbars=yes or scrollbars, then scrollbars will appear
> only if needed, only if content overflows windows inner dimensions
> (content area). The particular issue with MSIE 6 for Windows (and
> possibly MSIE 5.x) is that the html node has the default declaration:

> html {overflow-y:scroll; overflow:scroll;}

> so, any browser window has inactive scrollbars regardless of content
> issues. Proof of that is to open a "about:blank" window and you'll see
> an [inactive but real] vertical scrollbar. Now, nobody there can say
> that there is a need for scrollbars, right?

> Which is a bummer, because then a lot
> > of the picture is below the bottom of the window and the user won't be
able
> > to view it.

> > Is there any way to make this work for both browsers???

> > any help greatly appreciated...
> > -dg

> I certainly can help as I'm familiar with details of this sort. Can you
> give an url? Also, you need to specify if it's for which version
> precisely: NS 6.1, NS 6.2.2,...?

> DU