Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 11/24/98 11:47

Oliver Arndt wrote:
> 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?

Precisely, do not see *any* form elements withing source of given url:

http://home.mysite.com/


> 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.


Target should be use with frames only, and use of frames is questionable IMO

>
> telling the user "sorry, not with your browser" is IMHO unacceptable for
> a simple target option.

But that is what happens when your click 'PhotoSite' link on your page.
Target had nothing to do with it, the browser sniffer did...

>
> @all: maybe there is a special CSS tag or javascript for firefox to take
> ONLY the popup as the form target... any idea? :)

Not sure what your mean here.

Also, please do not top post in the newsgroup

>
> Jonathan N. Little schrieb:
>> Oliver Arndt wrote:
>>> hi,

<snipped top posting>

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Jonathan
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