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Mick Hazelgrove <mic### [at] mhazelgrove fsnet co uk> wrote:
: I want to make links, on my web page to other web pages, open in new
: windows.
Please don't. Please.
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Warp wrote:
> Please don't. Please.
OK Then! I won't
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> > I want to make links, on my web page to other web pages, open in new
> > windows. Can any one help with code, links etc.
>
> I don't know about others but I hate sites that do that.
If it says it'll do it, it's okay..
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> > Please don't. Please.
>
> OK Then! I won't
I agree that those websites are very anoying... What I would suggest would be to
load a different file.html in which there would be two frames, a little one in
the top for "Go Back the My Website", Simple, Small and not Anoying. And the
rest of the page goes to the linked website...
What do you think?
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Simon Lemieux wrote:
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> > > Please don't. Please.
> >
> > OK Then! I won't
>
> I agree that those websites are very anoying... What I would suggest would be to
> load a different file.html in which there would be two frames, a little one in
> the top for "Go Back the My Website", Simple, Small and not Anoying. And the
> rest of the page goes to the linked website...
First off, loading someone else's pages in your frameset is a Very Not
Good Idea. (I believe this has actually been declared illegal.. somewhere.)
Second, Frames Suck(TM).
Third.. what, you can't use the "Back" button, you need a link to take
you back to the page you were just on? Sheesh... :P
-Xplo
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"Mick Hazelgrove" <mic### [at] mhazelgrove fsnet co uk> wrote in message
news:39f9bd34@news.povray.org...
>
> Warp wrote:
>
> > Please don't. Please.
>
> OK Then! I won't
>
hmm, how about a bit of javascript form to give the users a preferred
setting (same window or new). Default to same window. Could even save the
choice as a cookie?
I dunno about new windows- it's a pain when it's inflicted on you and
abused, and you can always right-click, but it might be nice to have the
choice.
I think it's alright if the main focus of the site is something other than
links - if you're at site and there are occasional references in the text to
other urls, offsite, then it's okay. You don't really want to lose the main
body of what you're reading. www.guardian.co.uk is a good example of this.
But if yahoo did it by default it would be a pain.
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The only time I like a new window opened is when the site uses several
windows as it's layout. When I click a link it brings up a full page
site in a dinky little menu window, then I have to right click for
a new window anyhow.
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"Xplo Eristotle" <inq### [at] unforgettable com> wrote in message
news:39F9E000.6A987CFA@unforgettable.com...
> First off, loading someone else's pages in your frameset is a Very Not
> Good Idea. (I believe this has actually been declared illegal..
somewhere.)
>
I don't believe so (illegal) - as for whether it's acceptable, I think as
long as you don't try and hide what you're doing and as long as you offer a
button to break out of frames, I think it's acceptable.
> Second, Frames Suck(TM).
>
Only if you don't offer an alternative - it's got to the stage when you can
almost assume that a user's browser supports frames.
> Third.. what, you can't use the "Back" button, you need a link to take
> you back to the page you were just on? Sheesh... :P
Sometimes it's not so much a case of "Back" as "Flip". Used appropriately,
anything is acceptable.
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On Fri, 27 Oct 2000 13:59:19 +0100, Mick Hazelgrove wrote:
>I want to make links, on my web page to other web pages, open in new
>windows. Can any one help with code, links etc.
I hate that, whats the URL, I'll put it in the don't visit section.
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Tom Melly wrote:
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> "Xplo Eristotle" <inq### [at] unforgettable com> wrote in message
> news:39F9E000.6A987CFA@unforgettable.com...
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> > Second, Frames Suck(TM).
>
> Only if you don't offer an alternative - it's got to the stage when you can
> almost assume that a user's browser supports frames.
You can't generally bookmark frame content, only framesets, and
navigation within frames is a joke. Therefore, Frames Still Suck(TM). Next!
> > Third.. what, you can't use the "Back" button, you need a link to take
> > you back to the page you were just on? Sheesh... :P
>
> Sometimes it's not so much a case of "Back" as "Flip". Used appropriately,
> anything is acceptable.
That begs the question of what constitutes appropriate use, though.
IMNSHO, the setup described would never be appropriate.
If the issue is really one of "flipping", it would make far more sense
in most cases simply to open a separate window. Fetching files from a
cache is fast, but repainting a window is much, much faster.
-Xplo
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