I actually tried this for an internal page with a target of _blank but it still fires page2.html as a separate page and not as a popup.
Sorry I think I must have misunderstood. “Pop up” is to me, a new window popping up upon clicking a link, so the old one remains…
I just tested this to confirm and even with an internal link in FW5, a new window does indeed “pop up” for the link…
How does a “separate page” differ from a “pop up” in your interpretation? :-/ Are you thinking more like a frame, where the new page appears inside of the current one?
David is correct that also another option exists right in actions -
Item>Actions>Link to new Window
This also pops up in a new window/(separate page to use your term).
Sorry Guys, I just tested on my Mac and noticed that Marcel’s example opens up completely in a new window, this is not what I want.
It’s actually David’s “or me” click motion I am after.
I actually do not want to spawn a new window - I just want it to be a popup window.
I’m sooooo confused by these statements! LOL The “or me” example David added looks like a JS lightbox however - not a pop up in the sense of what I’ve always understood a pop up to be. :-/ It is a cool and useful effect however.
I actually do not want to spawn a new window - I just want it to be
a popup window.
Actually, what you want is, I think, NOT actually a window at all. It
is a panel of content that shows or hides according to some trigger,
and that blocks access to the page tht it belongs to until it is
closed.
You can do this with a Lightbox script (preferably by using an
action) or you could do this by hiding/showing a layered item in your
page.
Any actual popped-up or spawned window that you can make other than a
JavaScript alert dialog cannot be modal; it can’t block access to
other windows.
Would you know whether there is an issue with the Spawn New Window with regards to the “Resizeable” checkbox as I leave it unchecked but I can still resize the window?
Sometime around 22/10/09 (at 00:49 -0400) Tonsils said:
Would you know whether there is an issue with the Spawn New Window
with regards to the “Resizeable” checkbox
Possibly that’s something that some browsers don’t allow to be
locked? Anyway, this strays well into troublesome territory - I’m not
comfortable with things that actively prevent users from doing basic
things with their browser. I don’t know exactly what each and every
visitor is doing or what their setup is so I don’t think I have the
right to block abilities such as window resizing.