Re: More Pop-ups Lately With SP2 Popup Blocker

hpguru Curb Your Dogma Premium join:2002-04-12	reply to Doctor Olds Re: More Pop-ups Lately With SP2 Popup Blocker said by Doctor Olds : ...3 of the 4 are Javascripted tricks. All four are scripted. But you are right, the Google toolbar's pop-up blocker had nothing to do with it. Disabling Javascript killed them. -- Get hpHOSTS! Member ASAP The Bush Era is over.
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Doctor Olds I Need A Remedy For What's Ailing Me. Premium,VIP join:2001-04-19 1970 442 W30 clubs:	reply to madylarian Google Toolbar has nothing to do with it in this case as 3 of the 4 are Javascripted tricks.
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madylarian The curmudgeonly Premium join:2002-01-03 Parkville, MD	reply to hpguru said by hpguru : Some of those are not pop-ups in the sense of opening a separate window so standard pop-up blockers will not be effective against them. For example none of these are pop-ups. »www.popuptest.com/popuptest14.html »www.popuptest.com/popuptest8.html »www.popuptest.com/7/popuptest7.html »www.popuptest.com/popuptest6.html FWIW, none of those worked on my browser. I have SP2's popupblocker disabled and use the one on the Google toolbar instead. I also use IE in High Security mode, which blocks any javascript and ActiveX from running unless I specifically allow it. mady -- Honi soit qui mal y pense
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Doctor Olds I Need A Remedy For What's Ailing Me. Premium,VIP join:2001-04-19 1970 442 W30 clubs:	reply to hpguru I do have Java off, but my Javascript is on and the first one did not open it's popup. The second test did open the dropdown pop up/slider. The third test also did it's banner grab. The last one also did its thing staying at the top right as you scrolled the page. So, what does that all mean? The first link uses Java and the last three use Javascript. They made typos on the last three pages you chose as when I disabled Javascript none of those popup appeared when retested. Those are easy to filter out when using a program like Proxomitron. Regards, Doctor Olds -- What’s the point of owning a supercar if you can’t scare yourself stupid from time to time?
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hpguru Curb Your Dogma Premium join:2002-04-12	reply to Doctor Olds said by Doctor Olds : See what is getting through by testing here: »www.popuptest.com/ Some of those are not pop-ups in the sense of opening a separate window so standard pop-up blockers will not be effective against them. For example none of these are pop-ups. »www.popuptest.com/popuptest14.html »www.popuptest.com/popuptest8.html »www.popuptest.com/7/popuptest7.html »www.popuptest.com/popuptest6.html The information offered is also incorrect. Disabling Java will not prevent any of these techniques. Disabling Javascript will however. For those I listed above there is simply no limit to the number of ways such structures can be coded and so one should not expect any pop-up blocker to be 100% effective against them. -- Get hpHOSTS! Member ASAP The Bush Era is over.
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