I can use a frame tag to open up another src file
but is it possible to put that src file document (target)
into a separate window besides just another frame ? If so how ?
> I can use a frame tag to open up another src file[color=blue]
> but is it possible to put that src file document (target)
> into a separate window besides just another frame ? If so how ?[/color]
Maybe you mean to want to open a page in new window of its own?
like this; <a href=http://......" target="_blank" >new window</a>
Basically so the user doesn't actually have to click something.
Is that possible ??
Jon
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> > I can use a frame tag to open up another src file
> > but is it possible to put that src file document (target)
> > into a separate window besides just another frame ? If so how ?[/color]
>
> Maybe you mean to want to open a page in new window of its own?
> like this; <a href=http://......" target="_blank" >new window</a>
>
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> MH[/color]
> Yes, except I want it to pop up automatically from[color=blue]
> a frame tag.. Something like..
> <frame name="_blank" noresize src="http://.../page.html">
> Basically so the user doesn't actually have to click something.
> Is that possible ??[/color]
The only way I know to automatically start another page is with 'refresh' in
the <head> section, like
> > Yes, except I want it to pop up automatically from[color=blue][color=green]
> > a frame tag.. Something like..
> > <frame name="_blank" noresize src="http://.../page.html">
> > Basically so the user doesn't actually have to click something.
> > Is that possible ??[/color]
>
> The only way I know to automatically start another page is with 'refresh' in
> the <head> section, like
>
> <META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="5; URL=http://......../page.htm">
>
> this will automatically open 'page.htm' after 5 seconds, in the same window.
>
>[/color]
Thanks again MH... Not possible to open in a new page ?
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