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Is there any way, using the "Manage Object View" that you can create HTML shorcuts to open using a new window instead of using an existing one?
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Re: Web Shortcuts
I don't know how we could do it, as that is sort of handled by the operating system. Hopefully, someone will know of a way to say "New Windows" in a url directly to IE.
Anyone know ?Kevin Stanush
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Re: Web Shortcuts
Not sure what the syntax is, but if you use javascript, you should be able to do it that way...Comment
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Re: Web Shortcuts
Here's what I've discovered:
Open Object Manager (File, Object Manage View...)
Click on New, then select Type:URL from the drop down list.
Enter the name and comment.
Enter the following in the Address field:
javascript
pen('http://www.msn.com');javascript:close()
(obviously, replace www.msn.com with your desired URL)
This is as close as it's gonna get to perfection (please, someone prove me wrong, I WANT to find out...). You see, this opens an empty browser window, which in turn launches ANOTHER browser window taking you to your desired URL. You're then prompted to close the empty browser window (no way around it, since Javascript didn't actually open this empty browser, Hyena did).
It accomplishes the wish to have a new window open up to the desired URL without distrupting your current browser windows. Only crevat, you have to confirm closing the first (empty) window.
Hope this helps!
Joel
[This message has been edited by The Supply Guy (edited 06-14-2002).]
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Re: Web Shortcuts
Nope - Did not work. I assume that you are pulling javascipt from somewhere or have a utility loaded?Comment
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