Try its-browser_post "www.hotmail.com?~target=

Try its-browser_post "www.hotmail.com?~target=_new"

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Posted by [IP Address: 206.28.226.8] 'DK' on September 14, 2001 at 13:35:40 EST:

In Reply to: Re: download from internet posted by [IP Address: 206.28.226.8] 'Monica' on September 14, 2001 at 12:19:06 EST:

: Brad,
: It doesn't work.It doesn't open up a new window.
:
: Monica

: : You're welcome--it's nice when people actually thank me for the help!

: : Well, this is theory since I haven't tried it myself, but try adding a query string to your URL that identifies a target that doesn't exist. This is generally how you open links in new windows. For example, try the following:

: : its-browser_post "www.hotmail.com?~target=dummy&~forcetarget=yes"

: : Let me know if it works. Thanks.

: : Semper Fi.

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Message: : : Brad, : : It doesn't work.It doesn't open up a new window. : : : : Monica : : : You're welcome--it's nice when people actually thank me for the help! : : : Well, this is theory since I haven't tried it myself, but try adding a query string to your URL that identifies a target that doesn't exist. This is generally how you open links in new windows. For example, try the following: : : : its-browser_post "www.hotmail.com?~target=dummy&~forcetarget=yes" : : : Let me know if it works. Thanks. : : : Semper Fi.