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Very cool, I knew I was just missing something stupid.<br />
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Thanks a ton
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Hi,<br />
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So I am trying to open a .pdf document in a new browser window the path is<br />
\\wdres01\share\Released Documents\Drawings, Lettered (&amp; DLs)\PCM\PCM-010-B.pdf<br />
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If I paste that path exactly like that into an IE6 url it pulls the document just fine. However when I use this code attached to a buttons OnClick attribute it can't find the file<br />
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Me.dwgButton.Button.Attrib<wbr />utes.Item(<wbr />&quot;onClick&quot;)<wbr /> = &quot;window.open('\\wdres01\sh<wbr />are\Releas<wbr />ed Documents\Drawings, Lettered (&amp; DLs)\PCM\PCM-010-B.pdf', '_blank', 'width=900, height=700, resizable, scrollbars, modal=yes'); return false;&quot;<br />
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I am sure there is just some syntactical thing I am missing here. <br />
<br />
Any Help?<br />

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Hi,

So I am trying to open a .pdf document in a new browser window the path is
\\wdres01\share\Released Documents\Drawings, Lettered (& DLs)\PCM\PCM-010-B.pdf

If I paste that path exactly like that into an IE6 url it pulls the document just fine. However when I use this code attached to a buttons OnClick attribute it can't find the file

Me.dwgButton.Button.Attributes.Item("onClick") = "window.open('\\wdres01\share\Released Documents\Drawings, Lettered (& DLs)\PCM\PCM-010-B.pdf', '_blank', 'width=900, height=700, resizable, scrollbars, modal=yes'); return false;"

I am sure there is just some syntactical thing I am missing here. 

Any Help?


Very cool, I knew I was just missing something stupid.

Thanks a ton

Open PDF in new Browser window

Hi,

So I am trying to open a .pdf document in a new browser window the path is
\\wdres01\share\Released Documents\Drawings, Lettered (&amp; DLs)\PCM\PCM-010-B.pdf

If I paste that path exactly like that into an IE6 url it pulls the document just fine. However when I use this code attached to a buttons OnClick attribute it can&#39;t find the file

Me.dwgButton.Button.Attributes.Item(&quot;onClick&quot;) = &quot;window.open(&#39;\\wdres01\share\Released Documents\Drawings, Lettered (&amp; DLs)\PCM\PCM-010-B.pdf&#39;, &#39;_blank&#39;, &#39;width=900, height=700, resizable, scrollbars, modal=yes&#39;); return false;&quot;

I am sure there is just some syntactical thing I am missing here. 

Any Help?


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