@gebezisauthorApr 30.2005 — #No, I just have a site made of 3 frames (the menu is in the left frame, the content opens in the central frame) and if you click with the right mouse button on a button from the left frame and click on "open in new window" the central frame would open in a separate window without the other frames - that's what I don't want to happen.
@gebezisauthorApr 30.2005 — #I can't understand this completely.
The indexpade opens a top frame with the logo, a left frame with the buttons and a central frame with the context.
Imagine that there are 2 buttons on the left frame: "home" and "links".
The index page opens the home.htm page in the central frame. So if I use this script in the links.htm page and you click on the "links" button with your right mouse button and "open in new window" the index page with the home.htm page in the central frame would open and not with the links.htm page.
Maybe I don't understand you very well. I'm somewhat new to JavaScript.
@CharlesApr 30.2005 — #I don't find this unreasonable.[/QUOTE]Well I do. It's my browser and my screen and I'll do with it what I like. If your such a control freak then publish in PDF.
@gebezisauthorApr 30.2005 — #Well I do. It's my browser and my screen and I'll do with it what I like. If your such a control freak then publish in PDF.[/QUOTE]
I guess you didn't understand my point.
I don't insist on denying the right mouse button - if you read my previous postings. I just want to keep the frames with the menu on every page for better user control. I would appreciate an advice in this direction. Of corse if you want to see a site in a way it is not supposed to work - it is your right...