Dave-
You need to change the code- I use a javascript to open in a
new window, and that is what you copied- Change the
ref="_blank" to target="_blank"
<a ref="_blank"
href="Calendars/ISTraining/IStrainCalendar.htm">
should be
<a target="_blank"
href="Calendars/ISTraining/IStrainCalendar.htm">
Mike
: OK...
: I have found it but it doesn't functions that way.
: Here is the code I belive that is running this behavior.
:
: _________________________
: <tr>
: <td msopnltype="NavBody" valign="top">
: <!-- MSCellType="NavBody" -->
: <!--webbot bot="Navigation" S-Type="sequence"
S-Orientation="horizontal"
: S-Rendering="graphics" B-Include-Home="FALSE"
B-Include-Up="FALSE"
: U-Page="sid:1001" --><p>
: <a ref="_blank"
href="Calendars/ISTraining/IStrainCalendar.htm">
: Calendar</a></p>
: <p> </p>
: <p> </td>
: <td valign="top">
: <!-- MSCellType="ContentBody" -->
: __________________________________
:
: I have the same 'navigation bar' on numerous pages.
: Would I have to find all instances of this code to make
sure it works from
: all pages?
:
: Dave French
:
:
message
: : > Dave
: > When you save the calendar from Outlook it asks you for
a
: > file name. In my case it was calendar. Outlook saved the
: > calendar as a folder called calendar, and the frameset
page
: > is called calendar.htm. On the webpage linking to
: > calendar.htm is where you change the target to _blank
: >
: > The 'navigation bar' you see really isn't a nav bar, it
is
: > actually a list being manipulated by css. The link
farther
: > down on the page shows the calendar also
: >
: > Mike
: >
: >
: > : > : OK...
: > : We'll get this yet.
: > : The link that I click on is a Navigation Bar.
: > : I don't see in that box how to force it to a New
Window.
: > : It looks as if that Fire Department is using a
Navigation
: > Bar but I don't
: > : understand how they have it working...but I see that
it
: > DOES work.
: > :
: > : Please forgive my ignorance.
: > :
: > : Dave French
: > :
: > :
: > message
: > : : > : > The page that has the link for it you need to change
the
: > : > target to new window. Or in code view, add target =
: > "_blank"
: > : > into the <a>.
: > : >
: > : > Mike
: > : >
: > : > Note: in my example, the <a> has ref="_blank"
instead of
: > : > target. This is because target appears to be going
on
: > its
: > : > way out, I use javascript to launch in a new window,
and
: > ref
: > : > pulls that functioning
: > : >
: > : >
: > : > : > : > : GREAT!
: > : > : I see how it works.
: > : > : Now...how do I MAKE it work?
: > : > :
: > : > : Dave
: > : > :
: > : > :
in
: > : > message
: > : > : : > : > : > Dave
: > : > : > Same suggestion. Call the url for the calendar
: > itself to
: > : > : > open in a new window, this will do the entire
: > frameset
: > : > that
: > : > : > way
: > : > : > See
http://lfd.lannonfire.com/Information/ for a
: > sample
: > : > of
: > : > : > how this works
: > : > : >
: > : > : >
message
: > : > : > : > : > : > : OK Ron.
: > : > : > : That's a good idea and I'd love to try it.
: > : > : > : 1. That button is on a Navigation Bar. There
are
: > : > : > apparently no tools to
: > : > : > : force that to open in a new window.
: > : > : > : 2. This 'Web Page' is actually a series of
pages
: > that
: > : > : > Outlook 2003 creates
: > : > : > : which contain headers, footers and all sorts
of
: > really
: > : > : > cool stuff but to
: > : > : > : manage it seems a bit much!
: > : > : > :
: > : > : > : Next suggestion?
: > : > : > :
: > : > : > : Dave French
: > : > : > :
: > : > : > :
: > : > : > : : > : > : > : > One solution, open the calendar in a new
window,
: > or
: > : > : > pop-up window. When
: > : > : > : > the window is closed, your site will still
be
: > open.
: > : > : > : > --
: > : > : > : > Ron Symonds
: > : > : > : > Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
: > : > : > : > Reply only to group - emails will be deleted
: > unread.
: > : > : > : >
: > message
: > : > : > : >
: > : > : > : >>I have a calendar that works very well for
me
: > that I
: > : > : > publish directly from
: > : > : > : >>Outlook 2003 to my website.
: > : > : > : >> The one issue I have with it is there is
not
: > 'Home'
: > : > : > navigation to return
: > : > : > : >> to the website.
: > : > : > : >> The calendar itself has a 'Navigation
triangle'
: > to
: > : > move
: > : > : > from one month to
: > : > : > : >> the next.
: > : > : > : >> When I insert the first page into the page
as
: > an
: > : > Inline
: > : > : > Frame I get the
: > : > : > : >> first page but the arrow being a
: > : > javascript:NextMonth()
: > : > : > will not work and
: > : > : > : >> it gives me Page Cannot Be Displayed.
: > : > : > : >> I am inserting it on a page so I can have
the
: > rest
: > : > of
: > : > : > my navigation bar
: > : > : > : >> around it.
: > : > : > : >>
: > : > : > : >> Anyone have a suggestion?
: > : > : > : >> I like the Outlook to FrontPage
functionality
: > since
: > : > I
: > : > : > update the calendar
: > : > : > : >> regularly and do not want this to be a
: > multi-step
: > : > : > process anymore than it
: > : > : > : >> is now.
: > : > : > : >>
: > : > : > : >> Dave French
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