how can i move to a new page by clicking an asp.net image button. eg: target=_blank in linkbuttons?
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Usually, you would add an OnClick handler in the html. Inside that handler you'd write some javascript inside the image's html tag to take you to a new page. It might look like this:\n\nOnClick= "document.location='www.yahoo.com'"\n\nThat works fine if your image control isn't a server control. \n\nThe trick with ASP.Net is that if your image is a server control then it believes that OnClick event is a server side event. That causes a postback. Sometimes that is exactly what you want. Sometimes it isn't.\n\nIf it isn't:\n\nIn the code behind you can add an "Attribute" to the control. What this does is renders a name&#92;value pair in the control's html element tag.\n\nYou can take advantage of this to inject some javascript into the tag. \n\nAssume your control is named "imgFoo".\n\nimgFoo.Attributes.Add("OnClick", \n"document.location='www.yahoo.com'")
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You can right click on a link and click on Open In New Window. Or you can go to File, New, Window.
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in control panel there is a way to tell your pc to open links pages windows in a new pane. or just right the link and then left click OPEN IN NEW WINDOW
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Go to the webpage, go up to Tools>Internet Options>on that tab, under home page (first thing) click the "Use Current" button.\n\nClick apply at the bottom...and there you go!
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In IIS, go to specific directory (or vitual-directory).\nright click on web-page... click "open" ...this will open page in browser. now u can give print command from file menu.
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just paste this simple code into anywhere\n<style>.redlink {display:none;}</style>
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in the last frame of the intro open the actions panel and type the following:\n\ngotoURL("mainPage.html");\n\nIn place of mainPage.html use the name of your main page and make sure you use the direct path to that file.
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It is not possible because ASPNET runtime takes care of it, as it is not changed accidently.\nAlso, if u change it the web-application is restarted as u should take a note of this.\n\nEven if, u want to change go with some simple file-handling code.
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You can also move the cursor over the banner, right click and select "Copy Image Location".  Hope it works
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Well assuming you are using the Internet Explorer Browser, all you have to do is go to the page you want to be your home page and choose the "Tools" menu and then "Internet options"  From there click on the "Use Current" button.\n\nThen close all windows including internet explorer.  When you re-open, the browser should open right up to your new page
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◈ move your cursor over the link next to them and right click your mouse and click "SAVE TARGET AS" or move your cursor over the image and right click your mouse and click on "SAVE IMAGE AS".
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This is what I use...\nthe target+"_blank" makes it open a new window, else it would stay in my half sized frame\n\n<!-- Begin Yahoo! Search Form -->\n<form method=get action="http://search.yahoo.com/bin/search" target="_blank">\n<a href="http://uk.yahoo.com/" target="_blank">\n</a>\n\n<input type="text" name="p" value="" size=31>\n<input type="submit" name="name" value="Yahoo Search">\n\n<br>  \n\n<font size=1>\n<a href=\n"http://search.yahoo.co.uk/search/ukie/options" >\nOptions\n</a>\n</font>\n</form>\n<!-- End Yahoo! Search Form -->
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put target="_blank" in your links to open them in a new browser window.\n\n<a hre="http://www.yahoo.com/" \ntarget="_blank">Yahoo</a>\n\nbest html reference http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_reference.asp best style sheet reference http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_reference.asp html links http://www.websitetips.com/html/ style sheet links http://www.websitetips.com/css/  html dom http://www.w3schools.com/htmldom/dom_reference.asp
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no , right click the link you want and select open in new tab
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what browser are you using?\n\nfor any browsers, Control + N will open up a new window. if you only click on the link, you will usually have the link replaces the current page unless you go to options to change the link to open in a new window.\n\nif you're using IE 7 or Mozilla Firefox, you can open those new pages in a new tab. or press Ctrl when you click on a link at the same time.
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go to internet explorer then Tool- Internet Option then click on the task
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target="_blank"\n is the code you can use or try properties inspector and then click target and choose blank from the drop down menu,