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Home > Forums > Programmers > Web Development > Adobe: Dreamweaver MX (UltraDev) Forum

popup menu link code syntax

CODE

mm_menu_0908124917_1.addMenuItem("WI Aging","window.open('www.gwaar.org', '_top');");

I want the user to click on a child menu link - WI Aging -and have the browser open a new window to navigate to a new site - www.gwaar.org. Right now it looks for a link in my site that doesn't exist.

Thank you.

vacunita (Programmer)

8 Sep 10 14:59

you need make the links full urls, that meas include the http:// part in your links. http://www.gwaar.com

Otherwsie, it will attempt to look for a file called www.gwaar.com in your site.

Go ahead try it out create a simple text file and name it www.gwaar.com .com is going to be the extension. Try your link it will open up that file.

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Evil8 (MIS)

8 Sep 10 15:07

Prior to posting the question I tried that and it just didn't do anything. Now it works... maybe I typoed.

Thanks for your prompt answer!

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