ba_99
03-05-2003, 04:29 PM
I've customized the default HTM file [C:\WINDOWS\WEB\tip.htm] and changed it into a custom HTM page. This file is opened in a small toolbar in the bottom on your page when you select [HELP > TIP OF THE DAY]. My custom page contains hyperlinks to websites so I have a kind of shortcutbar. But when I first clicked on these links, they opened in the same small window at the bottom, which is not supposed to happen
So I changed the HREF's in the HTM page and tried to adjust the hyperlink with [target="main"] (as you would do in a frames page) so it would open in the normal window of IE (where a page is displayed). But this doesn't work either.
So I wondered if anybody knows how this main window of IE is called, or how it is possible to refer to this window so the links will open in the same browser-window. Maybe it has to be done with javascript...
Thanks so much in advance!
Kind regards,
Bart
So I changed the HREF's in the HTM page and tried to adjust the hyperlink with [target="main"] (as you would do in a frames page) so it would open in the normal window of IE (where a page is displayed). But this doesn't work either.
So I wondered if anybody knows how this main window of IE is called, or how it is possible to refer to this window so the links will open in the same browser-window. Maybe it has to be done with javascript...
Thanks so much in advance!
Kind regards,
Bart