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$html=<<<html <tr><td>$i.<a href="offtask.php?taskid=$taskid target='_blank' ">$title</a></td><td>$count</td><td class="nowrap">$locationtext</td></tr> html; echo $html;
How to open ...
Started by Steven on
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Offtask.php?taskid=$taskid target='_blank' ">$title</a></td><td>$count</td>td>$i.<a href="offtask.php?taskid=$taskid" target="_blank">$title</a></td><="url" target=....
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I am trying to open a hyperlink with target="blank".
<html> <head> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> jQuery(window)....
Started by cf_PhillipSenn on
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Www.google.com" target="_blank">Report</a> </body> </html>
Another thing to note - what'); }); $('a').click(); });
I used a normal target="_blank" hyperlink to page2 and had page2 do the database.
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When are appropriate situations to use the target="_blank" attribute on your hyperlinks?
edit: To clarify, I know the syntax will open a new browser window. What I am asking is when is it appropriate to do so?
Started by Travis Collins on
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I might be in the minority here but I like using target="_blank destination, e.g.
Casual websurfers will appreciate target=_blank link in a new window I will do so.
Stydying your audience will help you decide on this.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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While target="_blank" is deprecated but, why W3C validator not giving ant error about this .you can paste and check this code validator
http://validator.w3.org/#validate%5Fby%5Finput
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3....
Started by jitendra on
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Does it means XHTML 1.1 support target=”_blank” but XHTML 1.0 option is to....
…om" title="New window will open" target="_blank">Link opens attribute of an a element can be "anything".
But can not be used for this element.
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I need to use XHTML strict
I need to ensure my site works with no javascript.
I need to open a new help window from my own application. Of course I wanted to use target="_blank" when no javascript detected but this is not XHTML strict.
Are there any alternatives...
Started by AJM on
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Document.getElementById("mylink").target = "_blank";
Or you can attach a click-event to the link that opens the address....
Valid markup, don't use XHTML Strict as your doctype.
Www.webaddress.com' target='_blank'
as the address.
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I have a page with a ton of links (foo). If a user opens a link they get a new window (bar) via target="_BLANK" in the link. But if they go back to foo and click on another link instead of another new window (bar2), bar navigates to the new link.
This...
Started by NitroxDM on
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In Internet Explorer, the case of the target property.
If you want to try it out, go rightName the targets _blank1, _blank2, etc.
You should set your target to "_blank" instead of "_BLANK".
Matters.
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I'm using KML to overlay shapes on a Google map. Information corresponding to each shape is included in the <description> element, along with a link to a detail page corresponding to that shape.
So for example, my KML includes this:
<description...
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But if you want to change to other target[0].contentElem.innerHTML....
And reset their target attribute $("a", infoWindow).attr("target", "_self"); });
In order to get;'
your links will change to target="_self" automatically.
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So lets say i got these following codes
<div id="link_other"> <ul> <li><a href="http://www.google.com/">google</a></li> <li><div class="some_class">dsalkfnm sladkfm <a href="http://www.yahoo.com/">...
Started by kakkalo on
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A'); for(var i in linkList){ linkList[i].setAttribute('target', '_blank'); }
Bear in mind that doing: $(document).ready(function(){ $('#link_other a').attr('target', '_blank'); }); // not using jquery('a'); for (var i=0;....
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I have a bunch of links that use a target="_blank" attribute to open in a new window. I want to attach Google Analytics goal tracking to clicks of these links.
To do this, I tried attaching an onclick="pageTracker._trackPageview('/event/outgoing')" attribute...
Started by Jack7890 on
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target="_blank" and onclick="..." do work together just fine;/script> </head>....
Your hypothesis however is false.
<a href="" target="_blank">reload</a>.
On the old tab (consequently making it regain focus).
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I'm a bit confused whether or not I should make the links on my website that point externally target="_blank". Does this practice negatively affect the usability of your site (i.e. breaking the "back button trail")? Is it commonly found annoying by most...
Started by Robert Greiner on
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Anytime....
If you want the _blank.
For each external link, go ahead and use target="_blank the target attribute out and let your users decide if they want to open the link in a new window.
Window and not knowing that it's coming.
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