Link Sub-Page to outside Webpage from main Link Bar?

G

Guest

Hello, I beleive this one will be an easy one for some FP web wizard out
there, if I am able to explain what I want well enough. I am creating a web
site with FrontPage 2002 (10.4128.4219) SP-2. I would like to make one of
the links from the main link bar connect to an outside webpage. I would like
it to create a popup to the other webpage so all the user has to do is close
it and they return to the site I am creating. I think I just have put the
sites URL somewhere. I don't know where the 'where' is though.
 
G

Guest

Thanks Rusty. I must be trying to change properties in the wrong area. When
I Right-Click and select properties for the Page from the Navigation screen I
don't see a hyperlink properties area. Looking at properties give me
General, Summary, and Workgroup tabs.
Title is the only option under General.
Comments is the only option under Summary.
Available Categories, Assigned to, and Review status are the only options
under Workgroups.
Tried to put a small example below: (my goal is to link the calendar to an
outside public yahoo calendar)
__Calendar
|
home__|__Schedual
|
|__Pictures

--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


Rusty said:
In the hyperlink properties, click "Target Frame...," then select "New
Window."
 
R

Ronx

You cannot set a target in links in FrontPage navigation bars.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
FrontPage Support: http://www.frontpagemvps.com/

JT said:
Thanks Rusty. I must be trying to change properties in the wrong
area. When
I Right-Click and select properties for the Page from the Navigation
screen I
don't see a hyperlink properties area. Looking at properties give
me
General, Summary, and Workgroup tabs.
Title is the only option under General.
Comments is the only option under Summary.
Available Categories, Assigned to, and Review status are the only
options
under Workgroups.
Tried to put a small example below: (my goal is to link the
calendar to an
outside public yahoo calendar)
__Calendar
|
home__|__Schedual
|
|__Pictures
 
G

Guest

Thanks Ronx. Should I post a new question as to how best to do set a target
link? The exterior public Yahoo calendar is the only ouside page the rest
are all FrontPage pages internal to the website. Can you suggest an
alternative method as to how best to acomplish what I am trying to do?
 
R

Ronx

Since you are trying to generate a pop-up window, you can add a link
in the Navigation to the pop-up.
First, create a normal link to a pop-up window. Using Jimco's Spawn,
this link will be similar to:
[this is all on one line]

<ahref="pagename.htm" onclick="spawnJimcoPopup(
'pagename.htm','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');
return false;">link text</a>

Highlight and Copy (Ctrl+C) the function name and parameters, that is

spawnJimcoPopup('http://192.168.1.208/index.html','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');

Switch to navigation view
Right-Click on the Home PAge, and choose External Page or Existing
Page (depends on version of FrontPAge)

In the Address box, type:
javascript:
then Ctrl+V that is paste in the function and parameter list.
Click OK
Change the text in the new yellow box (with a globe in the bottom
left) to whatever should be displayed in the link.

Go back to your page and delete the temporary link.

Every page that uses this link bar must have the pop-up javascript
included in the <head> section. Or place the code in an external .js
file, and link every page to the .js file.
example:
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"
src="rxsprogs.js"></script>
which should be placed in the <head> of every page.
 
G

Guest

Excellent. I am sure this will work but, being I am a new newbie to this I
need it more dumbed down. It is probably very simple script to you but not
I. I was stumped from the first instruction.
I created a new link in the Navigation bar (New Page 1), but have no idea
how to change it to be a pop-up link. Right-Clicking doesn't give me a clue
as to how to change it.

--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


Ronx said:
Since you are trying to generate a pop-up window, you can add a link
in the Navigation to the pop-up.
First, create a normal link to a pop-up window. Using Jimco's Spawn,
this link will be similar to:
[this is all on one line]

<ahref="pagename.htm" onclick="spawnJimcoPopup(
'pagename.htm','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');
return false;">link text</a>

Highlight and Copy (Ctrl+C) the function name and parameters, that is

spawnJimcoPopup('http://192.168.1.208/index.html','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');

Switch to navigation view
Right-Click on the Home PAge, and choose External Page or Existing
Page (depends on version of FrontPAge)

In the Address box, type:
javascript:
then Ctrl+V that is paste in the function and parameter list.
Click OK
Change the text in the new yellow box (with a globe in the bottom
left) to whatever should be displayed in the link.

Go back to your page and delete the temporary link.

Every page that uses this link bar must have the pop-up javascript
included in the <head> section. Or place the code in an external .js
file, and link every page to the .js file.
example:
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"
src="rxsprogs.js"></script>
which should be placed in the <head> of every page.
 
G

Guest

Almost there! Disreguard that last post, unless that is what I need to work
the bug out. Playing around with the "Add existing Page" Right-Click option
from the home page I was able to add the URL to the public yahoo calendar and
it works, almost. I works inthat it opens to the public yahoo page, but not
in a new window. What is the trick to making it a open to a new window?
--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


JT said:
Excellent. I am sure this will work but, being I am a new newbie to this I
need it more dumbed down. It is probably very simple script to you but not
I. I was stumped from the first instruction.
I created a new link in the Navigation bar (New Page 1), but have no idea
how to change it to be a pop-up link. Right-Clicking doesn't give me a clue
as to how to change it.

--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


Ronx said:
Since you are trying to generate a pop-up window, you can add a link
in the Navigation to the pop-up.
First, create a normal link to a pop-up window. Using Jimco's Spawn,
this link will be similar to:
[this is all on one line]

<ahref="pagename.htm" onclick="spawnJimcoPopup(
'pagename.htm','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');
return false;">link text</a>

Highlight and Copy (Ctrl+C) the function name and parameters, that is

spawnJimcoPopup('http://192.168.1.208/index.html','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');

Switch to navigation view
Right-Click on the Home PAge, and choose External Page or Existing
Page (depends on version of FrontPAge)

In the Address box, type:
javascript:
then Ctrl+V that is paste in the function and parameter list.
Click OK
Change the text in the new yellow box (with a globe in the bottom
left) to whatever should be displayed in the link.

Go back to your page and delete the temporary link.

Every page that uses this link bar must have the pop-up javascript
included in the <head> section. Or place the code in an external .js
file, and link every page to the .js file.
example:
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"
src="rxsprogs.js"></script>
which should be placed in the <head> of every page.

--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
FrontPage Support: http://www.frontpagemvps.com/

JT said:
Thanks Ronx. Should I post a new question as to how best to do set
a target
link? The exterior public Yahoo calendar is the only ouside page
the rest
are all FrontPage pages internal to the website. Can you suggest an
alternative method as to how best to acomplish what I am trying to
do?
--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


:

You cannot set a target in links in FrontPage navigation bars.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
FrontPage Support: http://www.frontpagemvps.com/

Thanks Rusty. I must be trying to change properties in the wrong
area. When
I Right-Click and select properties for the Page from the
Navigation
screen I
don't see a hyperlink properties area. Looking at properties
give
me
General, Summary, and Workgroup tabs.
Title is the only option under General.
Comments is the only option under Summary.
Available Categories, Assigned to, and Review status are the only
options
under Workgroups.
Tried to put a small example below: (my goal is to link the
calendar to an
outside public yahoo calendar)
__Calendar
|
home__|__Schedual
|
|__Pictures

--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


:

In the hyperlink properties, click "Target Frame...," then
select
"New
Window."

Hello, I beleive this one will be an easy one for some FP web
wizard out
there, if I am able to explain what I want well enough. I am
creating a
web
site with FrontPage 2002 (10.4128.4219) SP-2. I would like to
make one of
the links from the main link bar connect to an outside
webpage.
I would
like
it to create a popup to the other webpage so all the user has
to
do is
close
it and they return to the site I am creating. I think I just
have put the
sites URL somewhere. I don't know where the 'where' is
though.
 
J

John Malone

What is the trick to making it a open to a new window?

In the hyperlink window on the right side there is a button that says
"Target Frame".
Click on that and select "New Window"

If this is not what you want please let me know.

HTH

John Malone
===============
| Almost there! Disreguard that last post, unless that is what I need to
work
| the bug out. Playing around with the "Add existing Page" Right-Click
option
| from the home page I was able to add the URL to the public yahoo calendar
and
| it works, almost. I works inthat it opens to the public yahoo page, but
not
| in a new window. What is the trick to making it a open to a new window?
| --
| Thanks in advance for your support!
| JT
|
|
| "JT" wrote:
|
| > Excellent. I am sure this will work but, being I am a new newbie to
this I
| > need it more dumbed down. It is probably very simple script to you but
not
| > I. I was stumped from the first instruction.
| > I created a new link in the Navigation bar (New Page 1), but have no
idea
| > how to change it to be a pop-up link. Right-Clicking doesn't give me a
clue
| > as to how to change it.
| >
| > --
| > Thanks in advance for your support!
| > JT
| >
| >
| > "Ronx" wrote:
| >
| > > Since you are trying to generate a pop-up window, you can add a link
| > > in the Navigation to the pop-up.
| > > First, create a normal link to a pop-up window. Using Jimco's Spawn,
| > > this link will be similar to:
| > > [this is all on one line]
| > >
| > > <ahref="pagename.htm" onclick="spawnJimcoPopup(
| > > 'pagename.htm','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
| > > directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
| > > resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');
| > > return false;">link text</a>
| > >
| > > Highlight and Copy (Ctrl+C) the function name and parameters, that is
| > >
| > >
spawnJimcoPopup('http://192.168.1.208/index.html','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
| > > directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
| > > resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');
| > >
| > > Switch to navigation view
| > > Right-Click on the Home PAge, and choose External Page or Existing
| > > Page (depends on version of FrontPAge)
| > >
| > > In the Address box, type:
| > > javascript:
| > > then Ctrl+V that is paste in the function and parameter list.
| > > Click OK
| > > Change the text in the new yellow box (with a globe in the bottom
| > > left) to whatever should be displayed in the link.
| > >
| > > Go back to your page and delete the temporary link.
| > >
| > > Every page that uses this link bar must have the pop-up javascript
| > > included in the <head> section. Or place the code in an external .js
| > > file, and link every page to the .js file.
| > > example:
| > > <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"
| > > src="rxsprogs.js"></script>
| > > which should be placed in the <head> of every page.
| > >
| > > --
| > > Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
| > > Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
| > > FrontPage Support: http://www.frontpagemvps.com/
| > >
| > > | > > > Thanks Ronx. Should I post a new question as to how best to do set
| > > > a target
| > > > link? The exterior public Yahoo calendar is the only ouside page
| > > > the rest
| > > > are all FrontPage pages internal to the website. Can you suggest an
| > > > alternative method as to how best to acomplish what I am trying to
| > > > do?
| > > > --
| > > > Thanks in advance for your support!
| > > > JT
| > > >
| > > >
| > > > "Ronx" wrote:
| > > >
| > > >> You cannot set a target in links in FrontPage navigation bars.
| > > >> --
| > > >> Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
| > > >> Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
| > > >> FrontPage Support: http://www.frontpagemvps.com/
| > > >>
| > > >> | > > >> > Thanks Rusty. I must be trying to change properties in the wrong
| > > >> > area. When
| > > >> > I Right-Click and select properties for the Page from the
| > > >> > Navigation
| > > >> > screen I
| > > >> > don't see a hyperlink properties area. Looking at properties
| > > >> > give
| > > >> > me
| > > >> > General, Summary, and Workgroup tabs.
| > > >> > Title is the only option under General.
| > > >> > Comments is the only option under Summary.
| > > >> > Available Categories, Assigned to, and Review status are the only
| > > >> > options
| > > >> > under Workgroups.
| > > >> > Tried to put a small example below: (my goal is to link the
| > > >> > calendar to an
| > > >> > outside public yahoo calendar)
| > > >> > __Calendar
| > > >> > |
| > > >> > home__|__Schedual
| > > >> > |
| > > >> > |__Pictures
| > > >> >
| > > >> > --
| > > >> > Thanks in advance for your support!
| > > >> > JT
| > > >> >
| > > >> >
| > > >> > "Rusty" wrote:
| > > >> >
| > > >> >> In the hyperlink properties, click "Target Frame...," then
| > > >> >> select
| > > >> >> "New
| > > >> >> Window."
| > > >> >>
| > > >> >> | > > >> >> > Hello, I beleive this one will be an easy one for some FP web
| > > >> >> > wizard out
| > > >> >> > there, if I am able to explain what I want well enough. I am
| > > >> >> > creating a
| > > >> >> > web
| > > >> >> > site with FrontPage 2002 (10.4128.4219) SP-2. I would like to
| > > >> >> > make one of
| > > >> >> > the links from the main link bar connect to an outside
| > > >> >> > webpage.
| > > >> >> > I would
| > > >> >> > like
| > > >> >> > it to create a popup to the other webpage so all the user has
| > > >> >> > to
| > > >> >> > do is
| > > >> >> > close
| > > >> >> > it and they return to the site I am creating. I think I just
| > > >> >> > have put the
| > > >> >> > sites URL somewhere. I don't know where the 'where' is
| > > >> >> > though.
| > > >> >> > --
| > > >> >> > Thanks in advance for your support!
| > > >> >> > JT
| > > >> >>
| > > >> >>
| > > >> >>
| > > >>
| > > >>
| > > >>
| > >
| > >
| > >
 
R

Ronx

My first instruction was to create a "normal link to a pop-up window"
By this I meant to open a page - any page since this will be deleted
eventually.
Create a link to a pop-up window. type some text then create the link
using that text. I use Spawn from
http://www.jimcosoftware.com/addins.aspx to generate the required
JavaScript and link.

Then proceed as below.
These instructions have been copied to
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/tests/pop-up_navigation.htm , which may
be easier to read than text in a newsreader or web forum.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
FrontPage Support: http://www.frontpagemvps.com/

JT said:
Excellent. I am sure this will work but, being I am a new newbie to
this I
need it more dumbed down. It is probably very simple script to you
but not
I. I was stumped from the first instruction.
I created a new link in the Navigation bar (New Page 1), but have no
idea
how to change it to be a pop-up link. Right-Clicking doesn't give
me a clue
as to how to change it.

--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


Ronx said:
Since you are trying to generate a pop-up window, you can add a
link
in the Navigation to the pop-up.
First, create a normal link to a pop-up window. Using Jimco's
Spawn,
this link will be similar to:
[this is all on one line]

<ahref="pagename.htm" onclick="spawnJimcoPopup(
'pagename.htm','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');
return false;">link text</a>

Highlight and Copy (Ctrl+C) the function name and parameters, that
is

spawnJimcoPopup('http://192.168.1.208/index.html','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');

Switch to navigation view
Right-Click on the Home PAge, and choose External Page or Existing
Page (depends on version of FrontPAge)

In the Address box, type:
javascript:
then Ctrl+V that is paste in the function and parameter list.
Click OK
Change the text in the new yellow box (with a globe in the bottom
left) to whatever should be displayed in the link.

Go back to your page and delete the temporary link.

Every page that uses this link bar must have the pop-up javascript
included in the <head> section. Or place the code in an external
.js
file, and link every page to the .js file.
example:
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"
src="rxsprogs.js"></script>
which should be placed in the <head> of every page.

--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
FrontPage Support: http://www.frontpagemvps.com/

JT said:
Thanks Ronx. Should I post a new question as to how best to do
set
a target
link? The exterior public Yahoo calendar is the only ouside page
the rest
are all FrontPage pages internal to the website. Can you suggest
an
alternative method as to how best to acomplish what I am trying
to
do?
--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


:

You cannot set a target in links in FrontPage navigation bars.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
FrontPage Support: http://www.frontpagemvps.com/

Thanks Rusty. I must be trying to change properties in the
wrong
area. When
I Right-Click and select properties for the Page from the
Navigation
screen I
don't see a hyperlink properties area. Looking at properties
give
me
General, Summary, and Workgroup tabs.
Title is the only option under General.
Comments is the only option under Summary.
Available Categories, Assigned to, and Review status are the
only
options
under Workgroups.
Tried to put a small example below: (my goal is to link the
calendar to an
outside public yahoo calendar)
__Calendar
|
home__|__Schedual
|
|__Pictures

--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


:

In the hyperlink properties, click "Target Frame...," then
select
"New
Window."

Hello, I beleive this one will be an easy one for some FP
web
wizard out
there, if I am able to explain what I want well enough. I
am
creating a
web
site with FrontPage 2002 (10.4128.4219) SP-2. I would like
to
make one of
the links from the main link bar connect to an outside
webpage.
I would
like
it to create a popup to the other webpage so all the user
has
to
do is
close
it and they return to the site I am creating. I think I
just
have put the
sites URL somewhere. I don't know where the 'where' is
though.
 
R

Ronx

You cannot make it open in a new window. You can make it open in a
pop-up window, which my previous post explains how.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
FrontPage Support: http://www.frontpagemvps.com/

JT said:
Almost there! Disreguard that last post, unless that is what I need
to work
the bug out. Playing around with the "Add existing Page"
Right-Click option
from the home page I was able to add the URL to the public yahoo
calendar and
it works, almost. I works inthat it opens to the public yahoo page,
but not
in a new window. What is the trick to making it a open to a new
window?
--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


JT said:
Excellent. I am sure this will work but, being I am a new newbie
to this I
need it more dumbed down. It is probably very simple script to you
but not
I. I was stumped from the first instruction.
I created a new link in the Navigation bar (New Page 1), but have
no idea
how to change it to be a pop-up link. Right-Clicking doesn't give
me a clue
as to how to change it.

--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


Ronx said:
Since you are trying to generate a pop-up window, you can add a
link
in the Navigation to the pop-up.
First, create a normal link to a pop-up window. Using Jimco's
Spawn,
this link will be similar to:
[this is all on one line]

<ahref="pagename.htm" onclick="spawnJimcoPopup(
'pagename.htm','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');
return false;">link text</a>

Highlight and Copy (Ctrl+C) the function name and parameters,
that is

spawnJimcoPopup('http://192.168.1.208/index.html','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');

Switch to navigation view
Right-Click on the Home PAge, and choose External Page or
Existing
Page (depends on version of FrontPAge)

In the Address box, type:
javascript:
then Ctrl+V that is paste in the function and parameter list.
Click OK
Change the text in the new yellow box (with a globe in the bottom
left) to whatever should be displayed in the link.

Go back to your page and delete the temporary link.

Every page that uses this link bar must have the pop-up
javascript
included in the <head> section. Or place the code in an external
.js
file, and link every page to the .js file.
example:
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"
src="rxsprogs.js"></script>
which should be placed in the <head> of every page.

--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
FrontPage Support: http://www.frontpagemvps.com/

Thanks Ronx. Should I post a new question as to how best to do
set
a target
link? The exterior public Yahoo calendar is the only ouside
page
the rest
are all FrontPage pages internal to the website. Can you
suggest an
alternative method as to how best to acomplish what I am trying
to
do?
--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


:

You cannot set a target in links in FrontPage navigation bars.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
FrontPage Support: http://www.frontpagemvps.com/

Thanks Rusty. I must be trying to change properties in the
wrong
area. When
I Right-Click and select properties for the Page from the
Navigation
screen I
don't see a hyperlink properties area. Looking at
properties
give
me
General, Summary, and Workgroup tabs.
Title is the only option under General.
Comments is the only option under Summary.
Available Categories, Assigned to, and Review status are the
only
options
under Workgroups.
Tried to put a small example below: (my goal is to link the
calendar to an
outside public yahoo calendar)
__Calendar
|
home__|__Schedual
|
|__Pictures

--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


:

In the hyperlink properties, click "Target Frame...," then
select
"New
Window."

Hello, I beleive this one will be an easy one for some FP
web
wizard out
there, if I am able to explain what I want well enough.
I am
creating a
web
site with FrontPage 2002 (10.4128.4219) SP-2. I would
like to
make one of
the links from the main link bar connect to an outside
webpage.
I would
like
it to create a popup to the other webpage so all the user
has
to
do is
close
it and they return to the site I am creating. I think I
just
have put the
sites URL somewhere. I don't know where the 'where' is
though.
 
G

Guest

Took me a while to figure out exactly what you want me to do, but I got it.
I very much appreciate your time and assistance.
--

JT


Ronx said:
My first instruction was to create a "normal link to a pop-up window"
By this I meant to open a page - any page since this will be deleted
eventually.
Create a link to a pop-up window. type some text then create the link
using that text. I use Spawn from
http://www.jimcosoftware.com/addins.aspx to generate the required
JavaScript and link.

Then proceed as below.
These instructions have been copied to
http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/tests/pop-up_navigation.htm , which may
be easier to read than text in a newsreader or web forum.
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JT said:
Excellent. I am sure this will work but, being I am a new newbie to
this I
need it more dumbed down. It is probably very simple script to you
but not
I. I was stumped from the first instruction.
I created a new link in the Navigation bar (New Page 1), but have no
idea
how to change it to be a pop-up link. Right-Clicking doesn't give
me a clue
as to how to change it.

--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


Ronx said:
Since you are trying to generate a pop-up window, you can add a
link
in the Navigation to the pop-up.
First, create a normal link to a pop-up window. Using Jimco's
Spawn,
this link will be similar to:
[this is all on one line]

<ahref="pagename.htm" onclick="spawnJimcoPopup(
'pagename.htm','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');
return false;">link text</a>

Highlight and Copy (Ctrl+C) the function name and parameters, that
is

spawnJimcoPopup('http://192.168.1.208/index.html','npas','toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,status=yes,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,
resizable=yes','625','790','center','center','pixel');

Switch to navigation view
Right-Click on the Home PAge, and choose External Page or Existing
Page (depends on version of FrontPAge)

In the Address box, type:
javascript:
then Ctrl+V that is paste in the function and parameter list.
Click OK
Change the text in the new yellow box (with a globe in the bottom
left) to whatever should be displayed in the link.

Go back to your page and delete the temporary link.

Every page that uses this link bar must have the pop-up javascript
included in the <head> section. Or place the code in an external
.js
file, and link every page to the .js file.
example:
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"
src="rxsprogs.js"></script>
which should be placed in the <head> of every page.

--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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Thanks Ronx. Should I post a new question as to how best to do
set
a target
link? The exterior public Yahoo calendar is the only ouside page
the rest
are all FrontPage pages internal to the website. Can you suggest
an
alternative method as to how best to acomplish what I am trying
to
do?
--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


:

You cannot set a target in links in FrontPage navigation bars.
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Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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Thanks Rusty. I must be trying to change properties in the
wrong
area. When
I Right-Click and select properties for the Page from the
Navigation
screen I
don't see a hyperlink properties area. Looking at properties
give
me
General, Summary, and Workgroup tabs.
Title is the only option under General.
Comments is the only option under Summary.
Available Categories, Assigned to, and Review status are the
only
options
under Workgroups.
Tried to put a small example below: (my goal is to link the
calendar to an
outside public yahoo calendar)
__Calendar
|
home__|__Schedual
|
|__Pictures

--
Thanks in advance for your support!
JT


:

In the hyperlink properties, click "Target Frame...," then
select
"New
Window."

Hello, I beleive this one will be an easy one for some FP
web
wizard out
there, if I am able to explain what I want well enough. I
am
creating a
web
site with FrontPage 2002 (10.4128.4219) SP-2. I would like
to
make one of
the links from the main link bar connect to an outside
webpage.
I would
like
it to create a popup to the other webpage so all the user
has
to
do is
close
it and they return to the site I am creating. I think I
just
have put the
sites URL somewhere. I don't know where the 'where' is
though.
 

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