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If browser is set to open new windows in new tabs, then there's no way to change browser's settings.
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If browser is set to open new windows in new tabs, then there's no way to change browser's settings.

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Actually I can do it with the window.open and remove scrollbars etc... I just havent been able to force a window open and remove it from the current frame
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Actually I can do it with the window.open and remove scrollbars etc... I just havent been able to force a window open and remove it from the current frame

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Put target=&quot;_blank&quot; in your &lt;a&gt; tag, or use this: <a href="http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum21/11165.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum21/11165.htm</a>.<br />
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Stilgar.
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Put target="_blank" in your <a> tag, or use this: http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum21/11165.htm [http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum21/11165.htm].

Stilgar.

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Sorry, I am not looking to hyperlink, I simply want my page to break out of explorer and open itself in a new window.
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Sorry, I am not looking to hyperlink, I simply want my page to break out of explorer and open itself in a new window.

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Hi, Basically I have a page that people will open up in a new tab, I basically want to have the page when it loads, rather than open up in the tab, pop up into a new window without tabs. Basically break away form the other ie orfirefox window.<br />
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so if I had open google and yahoo news, then I open a new tab and goto my page, I want it to break away to a new tabless window.
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Hi, Basically I have a page that people will open up in a new tab, I basically want to have the page when it loads, rather than open up in the tab, pop up into a new window without tabs. Basically break away form the other ie orfirefox window.

so if I had open google and yahoo news, then I open a new tab and goto my page, I want it to break away to a new tabless window.

Forcing a page into its own window without tabs.

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