Not that I know of. I'm not even using <a hreftype links, it's all asp.net
controls such as <asp:LinkButton ID="lb1" runat="server" Text="Link" />.
Plus, when I use the autocomplete feature in .NET to see if the word "base"
or "target" exists for that controls properties, it's not listed.
All these buttons are linked to hard-code in the .cs files that use
Server.Transfer(page location) or Response.Redirect(page location), so there
is no specific setting (that I am aware of) saying that it should use itself
as the target window.
Hmm...I'm still confused. Thank you for the help, any other suggestions I
can check on?
"Mark Fitzpatrick" wrote:
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Do you have a target set on any of the links, such as target="_self", or a
<base target="_self"tag?
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Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Former Microsoft FrontPage MVP 199?-2006
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"R Reyes" <RReyes@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Whenever I right-click on "Open in New Tab/Window" my website ALWAYS opens
in
the same window/tab. This is most likely a programming issue because when
I
visit other websites it works just fine. Is this something that I can
change
with my code inside ASP.NET/C#.NET? And where?
Does anyone know how to avoid this? It is very annoying and the website
is
not working as it should. People should be able to open new tabs/windows
on
my website whenever the please.
PLS HELP! Thanks in advance, been trying to figure this out for a few
months now...
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