I'm creating a site for the village where I live: www.nutteln.de. On
the "Postermuseum" page, I have a link "Weitere Poster", which should
insert new content on the page. However, clicking the link opens a new
browser window. How should I amend the code to load new content into
the existing page? Thanking you in advance for your !
John

On 11 Apr, 09:28, visi...@soon.com wrote:
> I have a link "Weitere Poster", which should
> insert new content on the page. However, clicking the link opens a new
> browser window. How should I amend the code to load new content into
> the existing page?

Replace
<a href="http://..." target="_blank">

with
<a href="http://..." >

You're also using frames which might make things more complicated
(don't use frames!). Without target, the link will open in the same
window. You might require it to open in the same frame instead, in
which case still keep
<a href="http://..." target="name-of-the-target-frame" >

Where the frames name is set in the name attribute of the relevant
frame
<frame name="name-of-the-frame" >

On Apr 11, 12:48pm, Andy Dingley <ding...@codesmiths.com> wrote:
> On 11 Apr, 09:28, visi...@soon.com wrote:
>
> > I have a link "Weitere Poster", which should
> > insert new content on the page. However, clicking the link opens a new
> > browser window. How should I amend the code to load new content into
> > the existing page?
>
> Replace
> <a href="http://..." target="_blank">
>
> with
> <a href="http://..." >
>
> You're also using frames which might make things more complicated
> (don't use frames!). Without target, the link will open in the same
> window. You might require it to open in the same frame instead, in
> which case still keep
> <a href="http://..." target="name-of-the-target-frame" >
>
> Where the frames name is set in the name attribute of the relevant
> frame
> <frame name="name-of-the-frame" >

Thanks for your rapid reply Andy - problem solved!
Best wishes,
John