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Hello,
I use FrontPage 2000 for web authoring on my computer and then use the built in upload tool to upload to the website server.

The server doesn't support FPSE, ASP,or PHP. Is there any way of simply altering SPECIFIC hyperlinks (mainly to external sites) to open in a new browser window without trawling through a book of un-supported script?

Thanks.
 
The server doesn't support FPSE, ASP,or PHP. Is there any way of simply
altering SPECIFIC hyperlinks (mainly to external sites) to open in a new
browser window without trawling through a book of un-supported script?

The browser, itself, can be controlled via javascript. To create a pop-up
window via javascript, use:

<a href="page.html" onClick="window.open('page.html', 'windowname',
'toolbar=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=yes,r
esizable=yes,copyhistory=no,width=300,height=290');return false;">Text
Link</a>


-Darrel
 
In FrontPage editor, right click the hyperlink,
select hyperlink properties, click Target frame,
select new window, click apply.

Or add this to the links in html view:
target="_blank"


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John said:
Hello,
I use FrontPage 2000 for web authoring on my computer and then use the
Click to expand...
built in upload tool to upload to the website server.
The server doesn't support FPSE, ASP,or PHP. Is there any way of simply
Click to expand...
altering SPECIFIC hyperlinks (mainly to external sites) to open in a new
browser window without trawling through a book of un-supported script?
 
just use target=...... (which should be available from the hyperlink dialogue
window.


John said:
Hello,
I use FrontPage 2000 for web authoring on my computer and then use the built in
Click to expand...
upload tool to upload to the website server.
The server doesn't support FPSE, ASP,or PHP. Is there any way of simply
Click to expand...
altering SPECIFIC hyperlinks (mainly to external sites) to open in a new browser
window without trawling through a book of un-supported script?
 
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