if you can not target with xhtml strict

Sent by Gary Turner on 5 April 2005 17:05

Little Girl wrote:
> If you can not targer="_blank" with xhtml strict, how are you supposed to
> achieve the same result?

Use javascript.  The window.open() method is what you're looking for.

<a href="some.html" onclick= "window.open('some.html'); return 
false;">...</a>

cheers,

gary
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Message thread:

• if you can not target with xhtml strict - Little Girl, 5th April 2005 13:08
  • if you can not target with xhtml strict - Jan Brasna, 5th April 2005 13:25
  • if you can not target with xhtml strict - Bjoern Hoehrmann, 5th April 2005 13:27
  • if you can not target with xhtml strict - Gary Turner, 5th April 2005 17:33
    • if you can not target with xhtml strict - Jan Brasna, 5th April 2005 17:48
    • if you can not target with xhtml strict - Brian Cummiskey, 5th April 2005 17:57
      • if you can not target with xhtml strict - Jan Brasna, 5th April 2005 18:25
        • if you can not target with xhtml strict - Rimantas Liubertas, 5th April 2005 19:40
          • if you can not target with xhtml strict - Jan Brasna, 5th April 2005 20:06
            • if you can not target with xhtml strict - Christian Heilmann, 5th April 2005 20:29
              • if you can not target with xhtml strict - jack fredricks, 6th April 2005 02:33
              • Re: [css-d ADMIN] if you can not target with xhtml strict - Eric A. Meyer, 6th April 2005 04:28
  • Three CSS questions - Angus and Hayden, 5th April 2005 21:10
    • Three CSS questions - Jeff Peck, 5th April 2005 21:57
  • if you can not target with xhtml strict - Ricardo Tomatieli, 15th April 2005 12:08