Hi,
I'm using FrontPage 2002, and I have a link to a javascript function that pops open a new window. It looks like this:
<a href="javascript
penPic('KCandStreet_400.jpg','L');">
<img [my image is here]>
</a>
In FrontPage, I set the target frame to NONE, because I'm not using frames (using SSI).
But, no matter what I do, when I reopen that html page in the editor, FrontPage puts target="main" into my <a> tag!! That destroys my javascript function, as it can't have a target in order to work. The page default is even set to None for the target frame, yet it still does this. Even if I remove it by hand in the html editor, as soon as I open the file again or try to Publish, it's back!
Does FrontPage think I'm using frames for some reason?
Please help, because at this point, everywhere I use that function I have to go in by hand with an FTP software and remove the target="main" manually. Ugh!
Thanks in advance,
Dave
I'm using FrontPage 2002, and I have a link to a javascript function that pops open a new window. It looks like this:
<a href="javascript
penPic('KCandStreet_400.jpg','L');"><img [my image is here]>
</a>
In FrontPage, I set the target frame to NONE, because I'm not using frames (using SSI).
But, no matter what I do, when I reopen that html page in the editor, FrontPage puts target="main" into my <a> tag!! That destroys my javascript function, as it can't have a target in order to work. The page default is even set to None for the target frame, yet it still does this. Even if I remove it by hand in the html editor, as soon as I open the file again or try to Publish, it's back!
Does FrontPage think I'm using frames for some reason?
Please help, because at this point, everywhere I use that function I have to go in by hand with an FTP software and remove the target="main" manually. Ugh!
Thanks in advance,
Dave