Bruce, just a suggestion:

You could also add "return false;" after the window.open() function  
and then you wouldn't have to nuke the href attribute for browsers  
which aren't javascript enabled.

i.e. - <a href="dosomething.cfm" onclick='window.open 
("PrivateInfo.cfm");return false'>do something</a>

HTH,

Jon

On Apr 5, 2007, at 1:13 PM, Bruce Sorge wrote:

> I figured it out. My hyperlink was written wrong. I had:
>
> (<a href="PrivateInfo.cfm?id=#Form.CouncilMemberID#" class="small"  
> onclick=
> window.open("PrivateInfo.cfm
> ? 
> id=#Form.CouncilMemberID#","Ratting","width=550,height=170,left=150,to 
> p=200,toolbar=0,status=0,");>Edit</a>)
>
> when it should have been:
>
> (<a href="" class="small" onclick=window.open("PrivateInfo.cfm
> ? 
> id=#Form.CouncilMemberID#","Ratting","width=550,height=170,left=150,to 
> p=200,toolbar=0,status=0,");>Edit</a>)
>
>
>
> On 4/5/07, Charlie Griefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> the link that opens the window... is it being opened via  
>> javascript or
>> just via a target="_blank" attribute?
>>
>> if it's not being opened by javascript, then it won't be  
>> recognized as
>> the "opener" by javascript.
>>
>
>
> 

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