Im creating a series of DTML documents that contains wich are in the 'structured text' format. As told in the reference guide Im writing the links as follows: text text text "linklink":http://www.url.com With that code the url opens in the same browser window. How can I make the URL open in a different window? Like a target = "_blank" for example. thanks for the help Alexandre Aguiar
You can't "spell" this via structured text, sorry. Alexandre Aguiar wrote:
Im creating a series of DTML documents that contains wich are in the 'structured text' format.
As told in the reference guide Im writing the links as follows: text text text "linklink":http://www.url.com
With that code the url opens in the same browser window. How can I make the URL open in a different window? Like a target = "_blank" for example.
thanks for the help
Alexandre Aguiar
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Alexandre Aguiar wrote:
Im creating a series of DTML documents that contains wich are in the 'structured text' format.
As told in the reference guide Im writing the links as follows: text text text "linklink":http://www.url.com
With that code the url opens in the same browser window. How can I make the URL open in a different window? Like a target = "_blank" for example.
You can't. STX makes no assumptions about the output format, and opening "in a new window" is making an HTML assumption. If you want to use features specific to HTML, you have to hardwire the HTML code right into your STX document. of course, this means that you can't turn that document into DocBook, for example. -Michel
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