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End of redirect problems? Make links to BB open new window?
« on: January 11, 2004, 02:13:42 pm »

There are some major annoyances when you integrate coppermine to some kind of BB. A lot have been thought to let all the links to the BB redirect itself to CPG when finished (IE. when clicking login, you get to BB's loginpage. After you login you wants to get back to gallery automaticly)

But can't you just make the link in such a way that it actually opens a new window?

So if you click login, a new login window opens with the BB's loginmanager. When loggined, that window either close or shows the forum, but you can do your CPG stuff. (maybe even make it so that the loginpage opens in a frame, and when loginned the frame closes and reloads the refferred window (ie, the CPG-window)

The same could be done for usermanagement. Instead that it opens in the same window, just make it open in a new window. End of redirect problems.
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End of redirect problems? Make links to BB open new window?
« Reply #1 on: January 11, 2004, 02:35:15 pm »

hehe, you're free to do this (simple html, just replace <a href="foo">bar</a> with <a href="foo" target="_blank">bar</a>), but I wouldn't call this seamless integration, but pop-up terrorism. :wink:

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