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Geek Culture / When someone clicks the submit button, open new window <How?>

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sidewkdik
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Posted: 1st Jul 2004 01:00
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Hey there, a html question....

I want a sign up form, only thing is, when they click the submit button I want a new window to pop up

Anyone know what the code is I will need?

Please help

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Posted: 1st Jul 2004 01:17
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Add target="_NewWindowName" to the form tag.

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sidewkdik
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Sorry finding it hard to understand, could you give me a quick html if possible?

Thanx

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Do you already have your form HTML code in place?

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sidewkdik
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No I dont, all I need, is a form that when it submit's it opens it in a new window ( a new window pops up so it's _blank)

Help

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sidewkdik
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For example :

<form name="form1" method="post" action="">
<p>
<input type="text" name="textfield">
</p>
<p>
<input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit">
</p>
</form>

Where do I place the target frame bit in?

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So you want them to click a link, and it to open a new page which has the sign-up form on it? Or you want it so they fill in the sign-up form, and when they click submit, it opens a new window?

Also, what are you signing up? If you're trying to register users to your website, for example, you'll need a php or asp backend/database, which I'm guessing you don't have if you don't know how to do a form. Either that, or the form contents will need to be emailed to your address via their email client.

What's your sign-up form for?

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Posted: 1st Jul 2004 01:50 Edited at: 1st Jul 2004 01:51
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Quote: "Where do I place the target frame bit in?"


In the <form> tag.

I use target="_blank" in my sites.

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yeah thanks to Macromedia MX 04, It did it for me

Thanx for the help though

Also, you know where you can get professional images for your site? (Royality free)

Because it's hard for me to make my own images

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