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Apr 8th, 2008 18:38
ha mo, Dave Clark, bhatt gaurang,
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Bhatt,
Since the effect of holding the shift key while clicking a link
is to open that link in a new browser window, there are various ways
you may accomplish this using JavaScript. For example, the following
two links demonstrate the basic techniques involved. The second link
is a toggle which determines whether the first link will open in the
current window or in a new window.
<p><a href="test.html" id="dynalink">Test HTML</a></br>
<a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="
if (this.firstChild.data=='_self')
document.getElementById('dynalink').target = this.firstChild.data
= '_blank';
else
document.getElementById('dynalink').target = this.firstChild.data
= '_self';
return false;">_self</a></p>
Take care,
Dave Clark
www.DaveClarkConsulting.com
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