Where do I place _blank in HTML?

[freecybermag]

Hi all

If I place an affiliate HTML code on my web page, can anyone tell me where I can place "_blank" in the html so that it opens in a new window?

Cheers

Chris

[mattk]

Click here (SiteYouWantToLinkTo.html)

[Coding Monkey]

Just to be pedantic, target is no longer valid in XHTML. It still works, but just something to be aware of.

[mattk]

Meanwhile, in the real world...

[Eagle]

What should be used instead, Tom? :)

Mark

[freecybermag]

Thanks for the advice.

Still a lit bit stuck though. Can you show me maybe in red font where to place it in the code below.


http://www.awin1.com/show.php?linkid=35984&mid=736&gid=25058&aid=58955 (http://www.awin1.com/awclick.php?linkid=35984&mid=736&gid=25058&id=58955)


Cheers all

Chris

[creospace]

http://www.awin1.com/show.php?linkid=35984&mid=736&gid=25058&aid=58955 (http://www.awin1.com/awclick.php?linkid=35984&mid=736&gid=25058&id=58955)


Only strict xhtml doesnt like target, transitional it's still ok.

Gary

[Coding Monkey]

You'd use JavaScript, Eagle. WC3 deprecated the use of target for XHTML, and it caused a rather big worry over how to open pages in new windows. Admittedly, you can turn off JavaScript, so you can't say it's perfect.

What a great page! (mypage.html)

[Robert]

whats the correct xhtml compliant way of doing it?

[creospace]

depends as I've said compliant at transitional level is ok , at a strict level then see above but like mac says people can turn off java.

*at the risk of starting a whole compliancy argument.

Transitional is good for what your doing cybermag.

[Coding Monkey]

It also annoys me cos with _blank I can still open it in a new tab in Safari, but with the XHTML 1.0/1.1 Strict version, regardless of what I try, it opens in a new window. Such is life.

[freecybermag]

Hey guys

I have it working now.

Cheers to all and Creospace thanks for your prompt reply. I really appreciate it. :D

Chris