Actually, you can provide any string - which would represent the frame
name - to the setLinkTarget method. Try something like this:
searcher.setLinkTarget('myFrame');
Where searcher, of course, is the search (or SearchControl) object,
and myFrame is the name of the frame you want to open the links in.
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On May 12, 2009, at 5:05 AM, Vikram Kumar wrote:
> I want to open the links in a frame inside my application. Regarding
> this I found in class reference of google ajax search api is only
> that target will open in new window or same window or Top frame but
> i want to open this link in a new window with my domain name i.e.,
> when I click on the link it will open in new window but the URL is
> not of that link , URL is my domain name like www.in.com.
> In class reference I also found for anything-else - "links will open
> in the specified frame or window, e.g., <A href=... target=anything-
> else ...>"
>
> how this I can use..
>
> thanks and regards
> Vikram
>
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> विक्रम कुमार........!!!!!!!!!
>
> >
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