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Browser window inside my page

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Browser window inside my page

Browser window inside my page

(OP)
Using FP 2003, how do I go about opening up a browser window within my web page? So if a user clicks a link on the site, the result of the click displays in it's own little browser window, so that the user does not leave my site?

Thanks for you help!

RE: Browser window inside my page


Ok, if I get this right, you just want a hyperlink on your website page and when someone clicks on the link, your page remains but a new browser window opens in front?

All you need to do is highlight the text, create a hyperlink, and where it says "Target frame" change this to New Window. Save your page, ftp or upload it etc, refresh and that should be it.

Hope that helps.

RE: Browser window inside my page

(OP)
Yes, thank you, that kind of did it and perhaps it's a better way to do what i need, however it brought the link up in another browser instance.
I found that if I insert an Inline Frame, I was able to set that frame as the target for the hyperlink. Then when I clicked the hyperlink the site came up in it's own little window right on the page.   

Either way I think should do the trick. I would not have found the inline frame and target info, if not for your reply. So thank you.  

RE: Browser window inside my page


Great, glad it helped. Of course if you want to put information from one website into a page on your own, you can do something like this (an example we use to embed live flight departures/arrivals into a website):

CODE

<table>
<td width="50%" valign="top" align="center" height="15" colspan="2">
<iframe width="100%" height="220" src="http://www.flightstats.com/go/weblet?guid=c228b59beca1b817:-5d94a859:111bc637823:352&weblet=status&action=
AirportFlightStatus&airportCode=FAO&airportQueryType=
0&language=English"></iframe>
</td>
<td width="50%" valign="top" align="center" height="15" colspan="2">
<iframe width="100%" height="220" src="http://www.flightstats.com/go/weblet?guid=c228b59beca1b817:-5d94a859:111bc637823:352&weblet=status&action=
AirportFlightStatus&airportCode=FAO&airportQueryType=
1&language=English"></iframe>
</td>
</table>
Good luck to you
KB

RE: Browser window inside my page

(OP)
Okay, thanks for the example code.

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