D
David
Hi All:
Here's what may be a confusing question. I have an application which
has a basic help window that is attached to a Windows application. It
uses IE objects to render html text. The user isn't aware that the
basic help window is an IE window since it has no controls on it.
Within that window, however, are links to "advanced help" pages which
I want to open in a new (full-size) window in the DEFAULT system
browser. The problem is that since the window is being opened from
within an IE window, the new window also opens in an IE window. The
javascript that I am using to open the window is as follows:
document.write("<A HREF=\"");
document.write(helpPage); // The html source page is added here
document.write("\" TARGET=\"AdvancedHelp\">");
document.write(linkText);
document.write("</A>");
Here's what may be a confusing question. I have an application which
has a basic help window that is attached to a Windows application. It
uses IE objects to render html text. The user isn't aware that the
basic help window is an IE window since it has no controls on it.
Within that window, however, are links to "advanced help" pages which
I want to open in a new (full-size) window in the DEFAULT system
browser. The problem is that since the window is being opened from
within an IE window, the new window also opens in an IE window. The
javascript that I am using to open the window is as follows:
document.write("<A HREF=\"");
document.write(helpPage); // The html source page is added here
document.write("\" TARGET=\"AdvancedHelp\">");
document.write(linkText);
document.write("</A>");