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weblog/photolog by Milo Vermeulen milov.nl

I'm a 33-year-old freelance webdeveloper and photographer living near The Hague, The Netherlands. This is my personal weblog, where I often post selections of my favourite photos. Sometimes I make art with code. Mail me at milovermeulen at gmail dot com.

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The full-version website of the Groninger Museum uses clever multiple chromeless-window scripting, to create an irregularly (=non-rectangular) shaped window. Rather annoying and unusable of course (definitely not something you would expect of a museum), but interesting nonetheless. [via microbians.com mailing list]
2001.10.26 - 1 comment by huphtur  

1. posted by huphtur at 23:25 on October 26, 2001

hrm.. its different thats for sure, filled up taskbar heh
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Couldn't get this to work in Mac IE5:
clip:rect(0 100 100 0);

Turns out I had to use 'px' unit indicators:
clip:rect(0px 100px 100px 0px);
2001.10.25 - add a comment  
bodytag.org - java/dhtml/vml experiments by glenmurphy.com. [via idontsmoke.co.uk]
2001.10.20 - add a comment  
idontsmoke.co.uk - great domain name. some neat dhtml experiments in minimalistic standards-compliant design. [submitted]
2001.10.19 - add a comment  
2001.09.20 - 1 comment by 23JUL  

1. posted by 23JUL at 19:40 on September 21, 2001

Yar's Revenge
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I'm going on vacation, so no updates for a week and a half. In the mean time, why not entertain yourself with this:

http://milov.nl/linkthispage.php (Moz/IE5/IE6 req.)

Using a combination of PHP and Javascript-DOM-scripting, the structure on this page will grow in different directions depending on the number of referrers that link to it.

The referrers have to be unique, so there's no point in refreshing endlessly. Rather, spread the word and watch it grow when linked by more and more sites.
2001.09.09 - 23 comments by ellen, Wouter, Roel, reet, Remco, Owen, maxdunn, verdana, pr0n, Jako, JISH, Yardsale, c.r., Sleeper, cunt0r, d a a f, huphtur, 23JUL, low, daniel and diamond eternity wedding rings  

1. posted by ellen at 19:11 on September 09, 2001

jammer, hij doet het niet in IE op de mac (en geeft javascript error in netscape 4.7)

na wat processing messages, waarin ik urls voorbij zie komen, is er alleen een zwart scherm te zien

2. posted by wxs.nl,w.vanerve,Wouter at 20:07 on September 09, 2001

Leuk idee, ben benieuwd hoe groot het geheel zal worden!

3. posted by Roel at 20:24 on September 09, 2001

Mooi zeg. Postje op MeFi?

4. posted by reet at 21:31 on September 09, 2001

als dit allemaal mogelijk is...

5. posted by Remco at 22:10 on September 09, 2001

Het leeft!

6. posted by Owen at 23:30 on September 09, 2001

mooi stukje werk. veel plz op vakantie.

7. posted by maxdunn at 23:42 on September 09, 2001

Cool! The "web" is really living up to its name.

8. posted by verdana at 00:41 on September 10, 2001

hyperstrak

9. posted by pr0n at 07:17 on September 10, 2001

Errug leuk dit ;)

10. posted by Jako at 17:21 on September 10, 2001

Very, very cool!

11. posted by JISH at 18:10 on September 10, 2001

Awesome!

12. posted by Yardsale at 21:02 on September 10, 2001

Watch it go!

13. posted by c.r. at 07:01 on September 11, 2001

Página muito legal, Milo! Bárbara! Valeu o trabalho... [BR]

That's a helluva page, Milo! Way cool, thanks for the great job... [EN]

14. posted by Sleeper at 08:49 on September 11, 2001

That is some wicked coding there mate.

15. posted by cunt0r at 14:04 on September 11, 2001

Haha, erg goed dit!

16. posted by d a a f at 15:08 on September 11, 2001

Bijna een soort van artificial intelligence... errug goed!

17. posted by huphtur at 00:38 on September 13, 2001

anybody know where milov went for holiday? i hope he's ok with all that crap going on...

18. posted by 23JUL at 04:41 on September 13, 2001

I think he is on vacation?

19. posted by huphtur at 07:44 on September 13, 2001

yeah but where?

20. posted by low at 19:02 on September 13, 2001

Portugal. So he should be fine...

21. posted by huphtur at 19:13 on September 13, 2001

ok good...
this whole NY thing is scaring the shit out of me.

22. posted by daniel at 01:42 on September 17, 2001

milo v. you went away....
& it all went down...p.s
youv'e emailed me before,
this time....my friend ?....
i'm a designer/artist with commercial
& personal gain at heart.....
the majority will go to my personal network !(which is yet to be established !!!)please milo,,treat
me as special as you would like to
be yourself !!¬!!!a... fan...dan..uk

23. posted by diamond eternity wedding rings at 07:13 on October 09, 2006

In Oklahoma City no one may walk backwards downtown while eating a hamburger!
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2001.08.28 - 2 comments by low and edgar  

1. posted by low at 17:33 on August 28, 2001

Just when i was sure tables are useless, something like this pops up! ;)

2. posted by edgar at 08:09 on December 23, 2006

i need help with lvl 9!!!!! im stck =\
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This image (at svendtofte.com) has a src-param not pointing to a file, but to a javascript: variable (view the source). Apparently, it's possible to use js to generate basic 2-bit images, in XBM-format. Interesting...

Another example, via Google: Dr. Clue's XBM Editor
2001.08.24 - 1 comment by low  

1. posted by low at 14:25 on August 25, 2001

I think no. 93 is on its way ;)
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The Nokiko SVG Project - lots of links to SVG tutorials and samples. (SVG is an XML-based graphics format).
[via Camworld]
2001.08.21 - 3 comments by Armand Datema, milov and maxdunn  

1. posted by Armand Datema at 14:34 on August 22, 2001

Hoi

Bedankt voor de link naar mn pagina. BTW interessante mouseover effecten./

Armand
the Nokiko Project

2. posted by milov.nl,milo,milov at 15:21 on August 22, 2001

heh, i had no idea you were dutch too... cool :)

3. posted by maxdunn at 09:23 on August 28, 2001

Yes that's a cool site, I keep meaning to link to it myself. SVG will take over the world. Somewhat like weblogs...
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DHTML hover effects - a little experiment in mouseover dynamic object manipulation I made last night.
2001.08.21 - 8 comments by pup, mark, milov, pOw, low and [unknown]  

1. posted by pup at 17:34 on August 21, 2001

that's freaking dope, man. i am inspired.

2. posted by elegia.nl,mark,mark at 21:45 on August 21, 2001

It doesn't work in Mozilla 0.9 :-(

3. posted by milov.nl,milo,milov at 23:14 on August 21, 2001

mark: i've been working on that. effects 1 and 3 now work in Mozilla, sort of.

a quick google search for moz event model info turned up this helpful site:
http://www.mikefoster.f2s.com/demos.html

4. posted by pOw at 23:28 on August 21, 2001

Bijzonder geinig, komt vast wel 's van pas... keep up the good work!!

5. posted by pOw at 23:46 on August 21, 2001

agos m'n overLIB werkt niet meer, puzzel de puzzel, enig idee?

6. posted by pOw at 00:00 on August 22, 2001

Al opgelost, blijkt met de volgorde van de scriptjes te maken te hebben :)

7. posted by low at 02:08 on August 22, 2001

@_@

8. posted by [unknown] at 05:13 on August 22, 2001

hover effect in Moz is funny
keeps shaking..
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Wow, the various indent styles commonly used in source code actually have names. Mine's Allman, definitely.

(Read lots more interesting stuff at The Jargon File).
2001.08.14 - 1 comment by pup  

1. posted by pup at 18:07 on August 15, 2001

i'm a k&r man. out of the 4 friends i polled, 3 are allman and 1 is k&r.
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Please don't spawn popup-windows like this:
<a href="javascript:window.open('foo.html');">

or this:
<a href="#" onclick="window.open('foo.html');">

rather, use:
<a href="foo.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">

benefits:
- statusbar still indicates where you're going
- non-js users (and search-engines) still end up at the correct page
- current page doesn't jump to top (faux-anchor '#' evil)
- shift- and right-click options still open the correct page

Update:
Apparently using return false; in the href can mess up some browser's popup-blocking, so watch out if you care about that (haven't noticed it myself, but then again, I almost never use popups). [via]
2001.08.13 - 47 comments by Marza, David, pup, Jim, Joe Clark, Norse, charles, matt, zachariah, Tim Scarfe, kesor, sh0rtie, MidgetSniper, Akello, gfdh, FitzChivalry, hadlock, Gobalopper, Ich, nyexotic, earl-ku, Jay, wooki, fargo, milov, Symen, sandra, Joy, seema, Milo, eapen, mayglee, riccardo, eSKape, Alex, RskpsVVMSlXGDP, someOne and Imu  

1. posted by Marza at 00:56 on August 14, 2001

Goede tip, meteen gewijzigd. Ik stoorde me al aan het niet met de rechtermuisknop kunnen klikken.

2. posted by David at 11:16 on August 14, 2001

Dit zocht ik. Bedankt!

3. posted by pup at 17:18 on August 14, 2001

excellent tip. i was looking for a nice backwards compatible way of doing this.

4. posted by Jim at 17:55 on December 28, 2001

great tip, i too was looking for something that would work with js turned off.

5. posted by Joe Clark at 21:40 on December 30, 2001

Yeah, except you have to duplicate mouse functions with keyboard functions for accessibility. It's onkeyDown, I think, but I'm not an expert at this. Keep all the onClick stuff-- just add the keyboard support.

6. posted by Norse at 21:57 on January 02, 2002

Het niet ik been zocht dit ik ik de met wheerholdenit.

7. posted by charles at 22:39 on January 04, 2002

How do I also add the no-address/ noscroll and other elements to that tag?

8. posted by matt at 18:01 on February 17, 2002

If you're just opening a new window with out specifying any properties (window size etc.) then you should really be using TARGET="_blank" instead of an onClick. That way even people with javascript turned of will get a new window.

9. posted by zachariah at 06:42 on March 21, 2002

matt - target="_blank" is not vaild xhtml which is the current verion of html

10. posted by Tim Scarfe at 21:39 on June 16, 2002

Great Tip.

I don't like inline behaviour in the HTML element of my documents though, How about making it have a class of "pop", and then having a seperate script run through the document at the end picking up all the elements and assigning the events?

De-gradable coding, isn't it so cool :)

11. posted by kesor at 23:24 on August 31, 2002

the return false; thingy doesnt quite work in opera (tested with 6.04).

I tried to expand text, like this :

<p>this is some text <a href="" onclick="moretext.style.display='inline'; return false;">more text</a></p>
<p id="moretext">this is some more text</p>

It works great in explorer, but doesnt work in opera and mozilla.

I guess its the return false that is not working.

12. posted by 127.0.0.1,me,sh0rtie at 13:13 on September 04, 2002

try
<a href="" onclick="document.getElementById('moretext').style.display='inline';return false">blah</a>

13. posted by 127.0.0.1,me,sh0rtie at 13:13 on September 04, 2002

try
<a href="" onclick="document.getElementById('moretext').style.display='inline';return false">blah</a>

14. posted by 127.0.0.1,me,sh0rtie at 13:13 on September 04, 2002

try
<a href="" onclick="document.getElementById('moretext').style.display='inline';return false">blah</a>

15. posted by 127.0.0.1,me,sh0rtie at 13:13 on September 04, 2002

try
<a href="" onclick="document.getElementById('moretext').style.display='inline';return false">blah</a>

16. posted by 127.0.0.1,me,sh0rtie at 13:13 on September 04, 2002

try
<a href="" onclick="document.getElementById('moretext').style.display='inline';return false">blah</a>

17. posted by 127.0.0.1,me,sh0rtie at 13:13 on September 04, 2002

try
<a href="" onclick="document.getElementById('moretext').style.display='inline';return false">blah</a>

18. posted by 127.0.0.1,me,sh0rtie at 13:13 on September 04, 2002

try
<a href="" onclick="document.getElementById('moretext').style.display='inline';return false">blah</a>

19. posted by 127.0.0.1,me,sh0rtie at 13:13 on September 04, 2002

try
<a href="" onclick="document.getElementById('moretext').style.display='inline';return false">blah</a>

20. posted by 127.0.0.1,me,sh0rtie at 13:16 on September 04, 2002

holy multiple posting batman

sorry about that , blame mozilla , i only hit submit once :/

21. posted by MidgetSniper at 01:13 on September 19, 2002

Thank you for the info. I've been trying for 3 days now to get the page to stop refreshing everytime I wanted to post a comment. I'm in process of building this site and that was a tremendous help.

22. posted by xxx.lt,akello,Akello at 03:51 on December 23, 2002

me@127.0.0.1's way doesn't work either :(

23. posted by gfdh at 11:39 on February 20, 2003

ghgf

24. posted by FitzChivalry at 13:13 on September 17, 2003

I'm so glad that googling on "href onclick" led me to this site!

25. posted by yahoo.com,redjester,hadlock at 19:41 on October 12, 2003

hi how do you open this pop-up in a set size window?

26. posted by Gobalopper at 11:40 on November 02, 2003

Try this hadlock:

<a href="yourlink.html" onclick="window.open(this.href,'blah','height=250,width=300,top=50,left=50,scrollbars=yes,titlebar=true'); return false;">link text</a>

27. posted by Ich at 15:44 on December 30, 2003

Fuck you

28. posted by nyexotic at 21:55 on January 29, 2004

I want to make a pop up for my website with a picture as soon as they open my site & another when people turn on their computer. If someone can e-mail me a script that would be awesome. thanks.....

29. posted by earl-ku at 13:41 on February 09, 2004

thanks thanks thanks

30. posted by Jay at 06:35 on March 10, 2004

Great tip. Exactly what I needed. Thanks!

31. posted by wooki at 21:38 on April 03, 2004

what. when people turn on their computer?

32. posted by fargo at 23:16 on May 11, 2004

Does not seem to work for me (tested in Mozilla Firefox and Opera 6.12). It opens the new window but also the current window jumps to the url present between the quotes in href="".

33. posted by milov at 23:22 on May 11, 2004

Really? Even with the "return false;" at the end?

34. posted by Symen at 09:07 on December 01, 2004

>fargo

It works in my firefox, opera and ie. You must have made a typo..

But anyway, good article milovrs!

35. posted by sandra at 12:39 on July 01, 2005

Thanks gobalopper! this helped me great!!

36. posted by Joy at 01:41 on September 22, 2005

How can I use window.open(this.href...
with frames? I have the <a href="offer.html".. in a frame and when i click it, offer.html is open in the self frame and not in a popup window.

37. posted by gmail.com,askubusku,seema at 12:28 on September 27, 2005

<p>this is some text <a href="" onclick="moretext.style.display='inline'; return false;">more text</a></p>
<p id="moretext">this is some more text</p>

It works great in explorer, but doesnt work in opera and mozilla.

I guess its the return false that is not working.

38. posted by Milo at 12:30 on September 27, 2005

Nope, you just need to access moretext via the getElementById-function, like so:

onclick="document.getElementById('moretext').style.display='inline'; return false;"

This should work in IE, Mozilla and Opera.

39. posted by eapen at 21:59 on October 25, 2005

doesnt work for me either in firefox. it probably has to do with one of my extensions, but its a pain to go through each one.

40. posted by mayglee at 08:02 on November 11, 2005

how to make a popup onclick with style, with background image and so on?

good page, thanx

41. posted by riccardo at 03:06 on November 12, 2005

how about the same thing with forms?

42. posted by hotremoveforsendingmail.com,sager_svend,eSKape at 08:35 on February 09, 2006

#36 Joy
I guess the only way to open links in another frame is to use targets. But target is okay, they are XHTML.. but not Strict. Maybe you are not using the right DTD? You are using framesets, so you should use XHTML Frameset.
As http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_a.asp say,

43. posted by hotremoveforsendingmail.com,sager_svend,eSKape at 08:37 on February 09, 2006

.. (continuing) ..
As url say, target is allowed in Transitional and Frameset, but not in Strict.

44. posted by yahoo.com,fuckthegovernment,Alex at 21:56 on February 26, 2006

.^..^.
<0><0>
..<>
((SWEET))

45. posted by RskpsVVMSlXGDP at 15:58 on June 05, 2008

tickets_5.txt;2;2

46. posted by someOne at 16:57 on January 08, 2009

like i didnt know that allready :/

47. posted by Imu at 13:58 on November 10, 2009

This is great, I use this to open 40 000 porn pop-ups at all my clients computers. Thank you!
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Shortest syntax for preloading images in Javascript (in answer to a question by Wouterd yesterday):

for(i in ['larry.gif','moe.gif',
'curly.gif'])(new Image()).src=M[i];
2001.08.01 - 2 comments by Traumwind and milov  

1. posted by Traumwind at 10:11 on August 02, 2001

that can be shortened:
for(i in M=['larry.gif','moe.gif','curly.gif'])(new Image()).src=M[i];

[] replaces the new Array constructor...
cool stuff, man!

2. posted by milov.nl,milo,milov at 14:09 on August 02, 2001

sweet!
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Wow, Google can also output search results as xml!
[via mijnkopthee.nl]
2001.07.24 - add a comment  
DyNAMiC-cOre.Net is running a series of articles on creating a DHTML game. With parallax scrolling!
[via Dithered]
2001.07.20 - add a comment  
'height: 100%' discussion at geocrawler.com.
[via massless]
2001.07.20 - add a comment  
Ah, I was looking for this but couldn't find it anywhere: Conditional HTML comments, foregoing the need for JS browser checks. Example: 
<!--[if IE]>
Shown in IE, hidden in other browsers.
<![endif]-->

<![if ! IE]>
Hidden in IE, shown in other browsers.
<![endif]>
2001.07.19 - add a comment  
www.oudaen.nl zegt: "Internet Explorer geeft voor deze site de beste resultaten! Downloaden (klik hier)". Achter 'klik hier' schuilt geen link, maar een <font> met een onclick-event, en laat dat nu juist niet in Netscape werken. Handig... ;)
2001.07.18 - add a comment  
If you're curious how 92 works, view source of file 92_full.html - a non-compressed version with extra comments.
2001.07.13 - add a comment  
iambald 92 - animation using css border styles and DOM scripting. Click anywhere in the black background for more effects.

I tried to optimize this one for size also - didn't quite reach my goal of 512 bytes or less. It's still pretty feature-packed for a 789-byte file, though.
2001.07.13 - add a comment  
iambald 91 - my first attempt at creating a dhtml animation in under 512 bytes. 5K or 4K is way too roomy to be challenging these days...
2001.07.08 - add a comment  
Fluid design experiment - click the buttons on the right to magically transmorph the layout. [via TastyLog]
2001.06.15 - add a comment  
<WEB4096>, the minimalistic web-art competition, is accepting submissions, which can be a combination of HTML/JS, Flash and Java. Maximum size is 4096 bytes, of course.

The competition didn't quite get global exposure when it first ran a year ago, but if Sylloge's 5k contest was any indication, they should expect a LOT of submissions this time. Spread the word... [via CFXweb]
2000.10.14 - add a comment  
Antenna mentions a very useful and simple trick to create clickable labels for form-elements in Internet Explorer (something I had up until now been using Javascript-hrefs for):

   <INPUT TYPE="checkbox" ID="foo">
   <LABEL FOR="foo">click me</LABEL>

I'd like to expand on that and recommend adding LABEL { cursor:hand; } to your style sheet definition so people realise they can actually click on the labels.



For the gamers: "Everything I Needed To Know I Learned From FPS", Part I and Part 2. [via spilth.org]
2000.09.11 - add a comment  
2000.05.30 - 2 comments by anonymous and Al  

1. posted by anonymous at 12:23 on June 05, 2005

I have found another website with cool applets: http://ccollomb.free.fr/java/

2. posted by Al at 22:00 on January 01, 2007

http://www.mandrixx.net/java-applets.php
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2000.05.15 - add a comment  
Here's a list of all final entries of the 5K Contest, for the first time including the names of the makers. A lot of good stuff in there...

Rather than mentioning my own 5k-entry once again (try and find it, it's in there), I thought I'd link to some other nice/interesting ones:
- 22: neat drawing tool
- 26: 'we are friend, love us not squishing'
- 33: 5k magazine
- 70: Sierpinsky carpet
- 110: Battleship!
- 168: auto-scrolling Gettysburg address
- 187: haikus over mount Fuji
- 209: intuitive block-stacker


Lots of interesting stuff to read at Joel on Software. Reading thru his insightful articles on usability and UI-design I find it surprising that his (relatively lengthy) pages use a bright white background - not very pleasant for one's eyes, especially late at night. But that's nothing a little Javascript bgcolor-changer can't fix.
2000.04.29 - 1 comment by marc_dupuich  

1. posted by anadoo.fr,aloneinthedark,marc_dupuich at 10:48 on December 22, 2008

Where can I find all files 5k (all years), thank you
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