"href" in graphic used as Hyperlink..

C

Chris Wiles

Bend your brain around this one.

I am using "href" command with location digits for hyperlinks within a
graphic.

index.html is a page with tables. Link to page that has 2 frames. Once the
link clicked, the new dual frame page opens with the same browser...this is
anticipated and desired.

Here is the problem: When navigating from the "dual frame" page, the next
clicked h-link opens a new browser window...not desired. Once in the 2nd
opened browser window, I can click anywhere in the site and all h-links open
new pages within the same 2nd browser window.

How do I keep my h-link from opening a new browser window?

Chris
 
C

Chris Wiles

<tr>
<td width="738" colspan="3" bgcolor="#000000" height="38">
<map name="FPMap0">
<area href="http://www.WealthStrategyGroup.net/index.html" shape="rect"
coords="0, 1, 105, 11">
<area href="http://www.WealthStrategyGroup.net/movieviewframe.htm"
shape="rect" coords="115, 1, 216, 11">
<area href="http://www.WealthStrategyGroup.net/page2.html" shape="rect"
coords="229, 1, 334, 11">
<area href="http://www.WealthStrategyGroup.net/testimonials.htm"
shape="rect" coords="346, 0, 450, 11">
<area href="http://www.WealthStrategyGroup.net/megatrend.htm"
shape="rect" coords="460, 2, 562, 11">
<area href="http://www.WealthStrategyGroup.net/contact.htm" shape="rect"
coords="575, 0, 676, 10">
</map>
<p align="justify">
<img border="0" src="links.gif" align="right" usemap="#FPMap0"
width="677" height="12"></td>
</tr>
 
K

Kyle Peterson

your code looks fine as far as the image map ges but without knowing what
you have going in with the frameset and frame names and html code for each
frame it's hard to say


try specifically specifying the frame target name for each link

like so

<area target="someframe"
href="http://www.WealthStrategyGroup.net/index.html" shape="rect"
coords="0, 1, 105, 11">

that might help you as that will overide an page target defaults you might
have going on
 

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