Hello, I have a little "content management" application where the users can insert hyperlinks via manually coding the href's into the article they are entering. However, to keep visitors from leaving the site when they click on these links, I wish to force the TARGET="_blank" attribute into those links, because the users refuse to. I need to check for the existence of this attribute in a link (that goes into the database) and force it in if it does not exist. Anybody done this before and care to share? I figure it's a job for RegEx but . . . .
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