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Posted by Oliver Arndt on 12/08/75 11:46
hi jonathan,
thanks for your quick response.
1) what do you mean with "where is this form"? where in the body of the
html file?
2) as I see firefox everywhere installed on my friends machines and as
the target attribute is such a basic feature, I still hope to find a
solution on that.
telling the user "sorry, not with your browser" is IMHO unacceptable for
a simple target option.
@all: maybe there is a special CSS tag or javascript for firefox to take
ONLY the popup as the form target... any idea? :)
cheers
oliver
Jonathan N. Little schrieb:
> Oliver Arndt wrote:
>> hi,
>>
>> I have a little problem with a form, specially the target defined in
>> the form tag:
>>
>> <form name="mailMe" method="post" accept-charset="utf-8"
>> action="http://www.mysite.net/cgi" target="tempMail"
>> onSubmit="openPopup()"> [...] </form>
>>
>> the function openPopup opens the target browserwindow (by
>> window.open('etc...) and loads a html with a frameset in the popup.
>> the second frame is named tempMail (=target) and its framesource is
>> set to "about:blank".
>>
>> this works perfectly in IE and in opera but not in firefox! firefox
>> opens the target in the popup (as defined) AND in the main window
>> itself where the form is located.
>>
>> <base target="tempMail"> doesn't help...
>>
>> any help would be appreciated
>
> Where is this form...not visible on page that you list. Not your only
> problem though, bad browser sniffing. I get a 'Please Update Your
> Browser' when clicking links the a need 'Mozilla Firefox 1.0 and above.'
> I'm using SeaMonkey which is technically *above* Mozilla Firefox 1.0!!!
>
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