how to add _blank to confirmation page link in form

[Guest]

Hi everybody,
if I make a form in FrontPage 2003 and have it linked to a confirmation page
the code looks somewhat like this:

.... startspan U-Confirmation-URL=".../confirmation.htm" --> ...

where in the code do I add the target "_blank" if I want it to come up in a
new window?

Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you!!!

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

You can't and shouldn't since the FP form handler generates the page & requires it in same window
- if your form is in a new window the confirmation will appear in that window

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| Hi everybody,
| if I make a form in FrontPage 2003 and have it linked to a confirmation page
| the code looks somewhat like this:
|
| ... startspan U-Confirmation-URL=".../confirmation.htm" --> ...
|
| where in the code do I add the target "_blank" if I want it to come up in a
| new window?
|
| Any help is greatly appreciated.
| Thank you!!!

 

[Guest]

thank you.
So do I understand that right, that it is not possible to have a form
sitting in an iframe and once it is sent have a confirmation page show up in
the iframe again ... so far I have the whole page (not just the confirmation
iframe) showing up within the iframe ... usually a target = "_top" should
take care of it, shouldn't it?

What other options do I have to accomplish this?

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

When using the FP Form Handler however you open the form, is how the Confirmation Page will be
displayed. So if you open/submit the form in a inline frame, then the confirmation page will display
in the inline frame.

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