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leatherlips Posted - 15 March 2007 : 10:57:49
On the default.asp page, I wanted any web links that pointed to any page within my own domain to open in the same window. If found this code in the forums to do that:

In default.asp I removed: & """ target=""_blank" from below

if ForumFType = 0 then
Response.Write "forum.asp?FORUM_ID=" & ForumID
else
Response.Write ForumURL & """ target=""_blank"
end if

What this did was now make every web link on the default.asp page open in the same window. I would like to control it so if the link points to a site outside of my domain it will open in a new window (as is the original Snitz procedure) but still retain the links within my domain to continue to open in the same window.

Can this be done?
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Shaggy Posted - 30 March 2007 : 04:59:05
You're welcome.

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Andy Humm Posted - 29 March 2007 : 18:30:40
Absolutely spot on!
Thank you
andy<
Shaggy Posted - 29 March 2007 : 10:53:38
Yes, but it's a lot more complex.

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Andy Humm Posted - 29 March 2007 : 10:06:40
Is it possible to incorporate this 'sweet trick' to the topic.asp page, where most of the information is posted etc., and possible links.
regards
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Shaggy Posted - 15 March 2007 : 11:48:20
You're welcome

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leatherlips Posted - 15 March 2007 : 11:45:55
Thanks Shaggy! Perfect!<
Shaggy Posted - 15 March 2007 : 11:38:57
Here's what you need, so, where domain.tld is your domain:
if ForumFType = 0 then
	Response.Write	"forum.asp?FORUM_ID=" & ForumID
else 
	Response.Write	ForumURL
	if instr(ForumURL,"http://www.domain.tld/")=0 then response.write """ target=""_blank"
end if
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leatherlips Posted - 15 March 2007 : 11:20:07
I understand what you mean with relative and absolute URLs but the rest...I'm lost.

When I enter a Web Link I by clicking I enter the absolute URL regardless if it points to my site or not.

Can you explain more about the instr?<
Shaggy Posted - 15 March 2007 : 11:08:49
Are you using relative or absolute URLs to point to page within your own domain? If the former, use [brown]instr[/brwon] to check if the ForumURL variable contains http:// and write the target attribute if it does. If the llatter, use instr to check if the ForumURL contains your domain and write the target attribute if it doesn't.

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