question? is this possible

rap8557 · Feb 4, 2009

how can you do this? after the visitor gets to the landing page.. another tab will be opened for another site.

flow · Feb 4, 2009

A tab popup... what a great idea... I'm interested, too...

rap8557 · Feb 5, 2009

any answer for this?

drkenneth · Feb 5, 2009

There is currently no real way to force a window to open up in a new tab. The new CSS3 specifications will have that I beleive once they're fully adopted. Currently the best bet is use use the target="_blank" link argument and hope the browser prefers sticking them in tabs over windows.

http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/WD-css3-hyperlinks-20040224/

drkenneth · Feb 6, 2009

bodzila said:
target="_blank" can open new window not new tab but i like the question he asked there should be some way to do it...

_blank can do new tabs--depends on the browser configuration. (But you have no control over this nor can you even tell if it's true.)

There is no way to do it. Tabbed browsing has fairly recently hit mainstream (by recently I mean a few years...) and so the current standards do not differentiate between a new tab an a new window. Also IE (the biggest market share) just recently switched over to tabbed browsing--yet another reason for any sort of tabbed vs. window standards do not exist yet.

rap8557 · Feb 6, 2009

i saw this thing in CS section but i cant get it worked.. after opening a page another page will be opened on a new tab.

xhpdx · Feb 6, 2009

bodzila said:
target="_blank" can open new window not new tab but i like the question he asked there should be some way to do it...

almost all new browsers with default configuration do not open a new window, but new tab

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