It works just fine, but I would like all the links that this script includes to open in a new window, is there anyway I can do this editing just the include? As I don´t have access to the file itself.
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Shaggy
14 August 2008, 08:43
Is there any common factor in the URLs of the links it writes? E.G., are they all links to pages on the same site?
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wii
20 August 2008, 09:02
Yes, they all link to the same site, I received an answer from another forum, which didn´t work for me:
That would have been the first method I would have tried too. Could you mail me over a copy of the off-site script so I can test a couple of things with it?
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wii
22 August 2008, 04:18
Mail sent !
Thanks<
Shaggy
22 August 2008, 04:23
Mail received I'll try and have a look at it over lunch.
<edit>Domain not found.</edit>
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wii
22 August 2008, 05:32
Oh, that´s right - it´s an extranet site which is not open for the public,
How can I show you this ? I can send you the HTML code, the javascript generates, if that helps.<
Shaggy
22 August 2008, 05:33
Best to send me the actual contents of the JS file, if possible.
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wii
22 August 2008, 06:58
Mail sent !<
wii
26 August 2008, 05:55
Shaggy, any news about this ?
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wii
11 September 2008, 03:07
Anyone ?<
Shaggy
11 September 2008, 04:18
Oop; sorry, buddy, forgot all about this somehow I'll have another look this afternoon.
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Shaggy
12 September 2008, 04:10
No joy as yet, man.
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wii
23 September 2008, 03:45
I know it´s not easy, but there must be a way to do this.<
Shaggy
23 September 2008, 04:08
It should be easy; maybe it's the brain fail I've been suffering from the past few months that's throwing me off the scent - gonna give it 1 more try over lunch this afternoon.
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wii
01 October 2008, 07:22
How was lunch ? <
HuwR
01 October 2008, 12:38
obviously an extended one <
AnonJr
01 October 2008, 13:48
I guess Shaggy's "out to lunch"? (couldn't help it)
If his work schedule has been anything like mine has been lately I can certainly understand.<
wii
06 October 2008, 03:08
If I could just get the **** code to work posted by someone at Sitepoint, I would be happy.<
Carefree
06 October 2008, 07:31
Originally posted by wii Yes, they all link to the same site, I received an answer from another forum, which didn´t work for me:
That php site is plagued by the same scrollcode/code issue we had here: it incorrectly strings all code in one line if you copy/paste.
These will copy/paste correctly.
The 1st part of the code from PMW57 should read as below:
The 2nd part of the code from PMW57 should read as below:
Code:
document.getElementById('externalProvider').onclick = function (evt) { evt = evt || window.event; targ = evt.target || evt.srcElement; // this = the div element // targ = the clicked on element if (targ.nodeName !== 'A') { return; } window.open(targ.href); }
See if that fixes it.<
wii
06 October 2008, 08:46
Yeah, I´ve tried that - I think my problem is that I don´t know where and how to insert the code for the 2nd part, the first part is obvious to include the javascript code in my HTML, but how do I include the 2nd code ?
I have tried to include it like this in the HTML page, but that doesn´t work:
document.getElementById('externalProvider').onclick = function (evt) { evt = evt || window.event; targ = evt.target || evt.srcElement; // this = the div element // targ = the clicked on element if (targ.nodeName !== 'A') { return; } window.open(targ.href); } </script><
Carefree
06 October 2008, 11:55
Anywhere within the < body> < /body> should work. Some claim that you get the best performance by putting scripts immediately before the close of the body. I haven't noticed any appreciable improvement one way or the other, so I cannot attest to the legitimacy of that.
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wii
07 October 2008, 03:38
Yeah, done that - doesn´t work.
I´m gonna give up on this one...<
I'll have another look this afternoon.
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