This looks the same in the beginning as my original post, but this is for a different page:
I got some code from BJ for making all links on one page that are stored in a database, pop up as a new window. Here is the code:
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<a href="<? print $uri; ?>" target="_blank" onClick="return MM_popupMsg('You are now leaving the SelfhelpMagazine web site. Please note that SelfhelpMagazine does not regularly monitor nor assume responsibility for content of web sites listed in our Resource Department. Be aware that while other web sites pass our initial screening, they may already include or later develop material or policies beyond our control that may violate your privacy. If you are sure you wish to continue, click the OK button. To remain on the SelfhelpMagazine web site, click the CANCEL button. ')" ><? print $title; ?></a>
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The above, of course, is on a php page and works GREAT here: http://www.selfhelpmagazine.com/resources/resources.php3?catid=213
In this case, all the links are hard coded into the pages (and there are many pages!)
example: http://www.selfhelpmagazine.com/bookstore/new_releases.html
There are 2 links for each book on each page, the text link and the book image link.
Is there any way to make the same type of code work automatically on a "one code per page"
basis that will affect ALL the links, vs having to hand code each link?
Thanks, Deb
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