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Since there’s no ‘target’ attribute, I assume therefore that frames are gone in XHTML and so are iframes. Is that right? Because without the target attribute you can’t manipulate frames at all.
Is that right?
I hate frames, but there are definitely uses for them. For example I have an app where I have a dynamic page from one server appearing in a frame in another server, called by a button using a ‘target’ attribute. This would also be impossible under XHTML.
Cheers Mike Kear Windsor, NSW, Australia AFP Webworks http://afpwebworks.com
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Chris Stratford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey guys, im just learning about XHTML – sorry if this is Off Topic… I don’t think its too off topic as XHTML is going to become the replacement of HTML, and since it’s governed by standards too!
How can you make a LINK open in a new window in XHTML??
there is no attribute "target"
that’s the error I get! So I cannot have: target=”_blank” on the <a tag! L
Please Help!
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- [WSG] XHTML (OT??) Chris Stratford
- Re: [WSG] XHTML (OT??) Michael Zeltner
- Re: [WSG] XHTML (OT??) Michael Kear
- Re: [WSG] XHTML (OT??) Michael Zeltner
- Re: [WSG] XHTML (OT??) Justin French
- RE: [WSG] XHTML (OT??) Chris Stratford
- Opening pages in new windows... was Re: [WSG] XH... James Ellis
- RE: Opening pages in new windows... was Re: ... Michael Kear
- Re: Opening pages in new windows... was ... Lucian Teo
- Re: Opening pages in new windows... ... re
- Re: Opening pages in new windows... Carl Reynolds
- RE: Opening pages in new win... Chris Stratford
- Re: Opening pages in new win... Ryan Christie
