How to open a new window when you access a link

[wf]

I want to open a new window when I click on a link, like window.open does (not like window.navigate).

I also want that that new page doesn't has the internet toolbar(the one with the print and back buttons).

EX: I want exactly the same thing as when I click on the
"Tell a friend" link in the upper-left corner of this page.

Thanks...

 

[bryant89]

>I want to open a new window when I click on a link, like window.open does (not like window.navigate).

I am not sure I understand what you are saying but I use this to open a new window when you click on a link
<A HREF=&quot;[red]url goes here[/red]&quot; TARGET=_new>click here to go to this link opened in a new page</A>

>I also want that that new page doesn't has the internet toolbar(the one with the print and back buttons).

As far as setting the toolbars I am not sure how to do that. I am fairly new to web design myself.

>EX: I want exactly the same thing as when I click on the
&quot;Tell a friend&quot; link in the upper-left corner of this page

Did you try the view source, that might help.

hope this helps you out.

Bryant

 

[wf]

The target instructions works well but I still don't know how to work with the toolbars.
Than you, bryant89.

(I'm new in VI)


Also, how can I make a new page to appears always maximize.(Specially the ones that I call in a link).

Thanks again.

 

[Rydel]

<A href=&quot;#&quot; onclick=&quot;window.open('yourfile.htm','win1','toolbar=no,menubar=no'> tell a friend</a>
This is a bare-bones example. Please, lookup help on window.open in MSDN help, and you'll see that the third parameter of that function (&quot;window features&quot is used exactly for this purpose - to define how the new window will look like.

I hope this helped.

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[wf]

I found the article in MSDN but I wrote the code in all the possible ways an it says &quot;Cannot use parentheses when calling a Sub&quot;

 

[omny]

This is not a vb script coding deal. It's html/JavaScript.