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BrightSparke

  • #1
    February 2nd, '06

    Hi All:

    I'm endevouring to learn just enough so that I can maintain the testimonials section of my website, so I don't have to call on my designer every time.

    Managed to update the page fine, but would like to be able to make links in the testimonial page open in a NEW window/page rather than "re-using" the current page.

    Is there another command that does the same as

    "Name"

    but launches domain.com in a new window?

    Peter
     
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    BrightSparke

  • #4
    Hi Rob:

    Thanks so much - just tried it and it worked like a dream!

    Amazing what you can do when someone with the know-how points you in the right direction. Spent a hour last night on the Internet trying to find the answer!

    Hi Lisa:

    Thanks for your comments on my site. I'm researching affiliates at the moment, in the meantime we have a simple mechanism for identifying referrals and rewarding customers who recommend our software - more than a third of sales now come via referrals which is really nice.

    We're a very technical software company and learning marketing, sales and PR as we go along...

    Best Regards, Peter
     
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    DavidHorn

    DavidHorn

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    As a nicer experience for your browsers you can use target="display" rather than = blank.

    It opens up a new window, but rather than opening up a new window for each and evey testimonial they click on, the clicked on testimonials will all open in the same window.

    So, if I go and click on 5 testimonials, I've only got one extra window open. It just makes for a nicer experience for me as a browser.
     
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