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Window Alerts

Everyone that has spent anytime at all online has seen a window alert. They are those annoying litte boxes that appear in the middle of your screen with a short message in them. Then you have to click on "OK" to make them disappear.

Window alerts are very easy to make and there are several different ways to make them appear. You can trigger them with a form button, image button, text link, onload and onunload in the body tag etc. Below are a few of these examples.

Click Here

Move Your Cursor Over Me

Onload & Onunload

Onclick

The examples above are just a few of the many combinations you can create. There are just too many to focus on here. If you want to see a really large window alert visit Kurt's DHTML script site. You won't believe the scripts he has there. To see some example of his scripts you'll find them here Moon And Back Graphics.

Big Window Alerts

HIGHLIGHT THE SOURCE CODE BELOW

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