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Popup windows are a very useful feature for websites. They can help you to give prominence to something on your site that your user may not see otherwise. Maybe you want them to subscribe to your newsletter, or you are linking to another site and you want that your visitors stay on your site while visiting the other, then you use a popup window.

Popup windows are called with the window.open method. This method accepts three arguments; the url to open in the new window, the name of the window, and a string with the window properties separated by comas. Lets see an example:

<script language=”JavaScript”>
window.open(‘http://www.yahoo.com/’, ‘mywindow’, ‘width=500,height=300,’)
</script>

on the above example http://www.yahoo.com is the page we want to visit; mywindow the name of the window to host the url; and width=500,height=300 is the desired dimension of the window. Note that if you open several windows with the name mywindow, each page will be added on the same window one after the other. Some useful values that can be placed on the name argument are _blank (which opens a blank window; and _self which opens the page on the window thatis calling it. Note also that if you don’t specify any url an empty window will be opened.

The following table list the properties that can be defined:

 

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You can open a new window after a user takes an action on your site, like clicking on a link. Check the following example.

<html>
<body>

<script language=”JavaScript”>
function popup()
{
window.open(‘http://www.yahoo.com’, ‘mywindow’, ‘width=400,height=200,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes’)
}
</script>
<A HREF=“http://www.google.com” onClick=“return popup()”>Popup example</A>

</body>
</html>

What we have done in the above example is to attach our popup code to a function.

The function is called whenever someone clicks on the link by using the onClick event of the link. 2013, By: Seo Master

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Anchor Text is the clickable part of the text that links to your website.For example you will regularly see on the web pages  that "click on this" , "for more details click on this link","please click on this link" like that.
Anchor texts is more important factors in SEO just because of one click can get make your traffic and more user on your site.When Google crawling its gives priority to that clickable links on the search engine result page(SERP). While it is important to put your targeted keyword  or key-phrases in anchor text,we must also use variations of key-phrases to ensure a natural feel to the links.    
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Seo Master present to you: Author PhotoBy Chukwuemeka Afigbo, Program Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa

Cross-posted from the Google Africa Blog

Creating applications and services that use Google platforms to make the internet more relevant to Africans is a big part of Google’s vision in Africa. This is why we are always excited whenever we come across individuals or companies whose efforts are in line with this vision. Here are a few of the interesting applications we have seen in recent months.

Battabox, co founded by Christian Purefoy and Yemisi Ilo, is an online social television platform developed in Nigeria that aims to provide everything Nigerian from music, film, street-life to news, comedy and cooking using the YouTube platform. Crowdsourcing videos is an important part of the Battabox strategy and they were able to achieve this using YouTube Direct running on Google App Engine integrated into their website. They also provided an Android App that enables users to upload videos directly from their Android phones.




Battabox website screenshot

There are many other examples from further afield. In South Africa we met Nomanini who have a Google App Engine backend for Lula, their airtime vending device, which promises to change the way airtime is distributed in the region. Envaya SMS is an amazing application that turns your Android phone into an SMS gateway and has been used by many NGOs in East Africa. SAF SMS is a school management solution built with Google Web Toolkit that has been adopted in more than 100 schools in Nigeria. We also met Serengeti Advisers, a consultancy firm in Tanzania that uses Google Chart Tools to create interactive reports on their website.



Nomanini’s Lula terminal communicates with a backend powered by Google App Engine

As part of our drive to meet and interact with app developers in Africa, our Android Developer Relations team also recently hosted the developers of AfriNolly and the Nigerian Constitution Android app on their weekly Android DevRel office hours hangout on Google+ for Europe, Middle East and Africa. At the hangout, these African developers shared information about their apps with other Android developers.

You can follow the exploits of these and more developers in Sub Saharan Africa as they continue to make things happen with Google APIs and platforms by keeping an eye on our case studies page.

Do you feel your app should be featured here? Let us know!


Chukwuemeka Afigbo is a Program Manager in the Sub-Saharan Africa Outreach Team. He is an avid football (soccer) fan.

Posted by Scott Knaster, Editor
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