Kevin,
Yes your url needs to start with http://
You can do a quick test trying to hardcode the url instead of getting it from
#{nextBean.description.url}, using the url 'www.google.com' it fails (you get a
404 cause it looks for this page within your context root), but
'http://www.google.com' works.
Notice that depending on the returned value of your #{nextBean.name} you can
experience some problems, as javascript doesn't allow for special characters
(whitespaces e.g.) in the name parameter.
I'm using popups in JSF a lot, and I've done a popup-function that seems to
work properly in all cases, for both IE and Firefox.
I'll leave you a link to a post on my blog that describes this one :)
http://roneiv.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/open-a-popup-window-in-javascript-with-windowopen-crossbrowser-solution/
Regards,
Eivind
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Subject: Re: Simple popup window with external URL
The value returned starts with "www.".
Should that value start with "http://www."; instead?
Best Regards
Kevin
> Hello Kevin,
>
> The value returned by #{nextBean.description.url} is
> that a relative or absolute path?
> If it's relative, then the browser will tack on the base URL of the
> enclosing page. It must
> be absolute for web sites external to you webapp.
>
> HTH,
> Bryan
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