@fredmvMar 30.2004 — #You can, though it isn't recommended due to accessibility reasons. The most accessible way to do it would likely be something like this:<a href="foo.html" onclick="window.open(href, '', 'height=300,width=300,scrollbars');">bar</a>This way users in which do not have support for JavaScript will go to the page as they normally would, and users with JavaScript get the page to open in a new window. Note, however, that many users find new windows opening annoying and it would make a lot more sense to simply open the page as you normally would within the browser.
@steelersfan88Mar 30.2004 — #it wouldn't, but this might be, depending on use:window.open(href, '[color=blue]_blank[/color]', '...')fred knows what this does, I'm sure but to the original poster: this simply makes sure that a new window is opened every time. If you want it to open in one window, then give it a descriptive name so it won't go over unintended windows ?