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Office Software - Frontpage 2003 pop up box posted in the Software forums; I am using Frontpage 2003 and the FP_popUpMsg behaviour. While it does exactly what I require, is there a method of changing the dialogue box that appears, from the Windows ...

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I am using Frontpage 2003 and the FP_popUpMsg behaviour. While it does exactly what I require, is there a method of changing the dialogue box that appears, from the Windows error box to something simpler?

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Default Re: Frontpage 2003 pop up box

Hey Scott, welcome to PCHF.

That's actually a simple enough approach, but there are many many different ways of doing this. One way, is to use layers. By using layers, you can make your dialogue box look however you like using HTML.

Here's how to show/hide your layer:

Hide:" document.getElementById('id').style.display='none'
"

Show:" document.getElementById('id').style.display='block'
"

^ You can insert these within links, for example, when a user presses OK to close the dialogue.

EDIT: Marked as Answered.


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