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[TT]

I have added custom menu items in my theme.php like
        <a href="\individual\legal.html" target=" " title="Impressum">Impressum</a><br />
that work fine so far.
You click on it and it opens a new window.

Question: can I somehow show the content within the main window?

Same with any links that are included within anycontent.php...

Any ideas are appreciated.
Thanks, Thomas

[phill104]

Please post a link to your gallery.

http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php/topic,55415.msg270616.html#msg270616

I wonder if there is an SMF plugin to add buttons with custom responses, my keyboard is rapidly getting worn ou from just asking for a link.

[TT]

www.Thiesen-PhotoDesign.com

[Jeff Bailey]

Make this

        <a href="\individual\legal.html" target=" " title="Impressum">Impressum</a><br />

look like this

Code: [Select]

        <a href="\individual\legal.html" title="Impressum">Impressum</a><br />
In other words...take out the target attribute.

[Jeff Bailey]

Should have checked this first...
<!--Coppermine Photo Gallery 1.4.8 (stable)-->
Upgrade immediately, you are vulnerable to attacks.
http://coppermine-gallery.net/demo/cpg14x/docs/index.htm#upgrade

[Jeff Bailey]

OT: @Phil If you use firefox you can use FireForm. Simply right click and select what to fill the form with, after setting it up of course.

[Joachim Müller]

       

Code: [Select]

<a href="\individual\legal.html" target=" " title="Impressum">Impressum</a><br />

...and use forward slashes (/) in HTML tags, even if your client operating system might give you the impression that youcould use backslashes (\). They are not the same, your browser just is tolerating nonsensical coding.

You click on it and it opens a new window.

Question: can I somehow show the content within the main window?

The target attribute is of course nonsense as suggested below and it is deprecated (as in "should no longer be used"). If you must use it, use it in a valid way: possible values for the target attribute are "_blank", "_self", "_parent" and "_top" or the name of a particular target frame/window. A space doesn't qualify as valid target attribute value and is treated as "new window".
This forum is not the proper space to teach you HTML basics. As you're German, here are some deep links to the webdesign reference for the German-speaking community: http://de.selfhtml.org/html/frames/verweise.htm and http://de.selfhtml.org/html/verweise/definieren.htm#zielfenster

Anyway, don't take care of that first. Instead, you need to upgrade asap, as your gallery is very vulnerable because you're using an outdated version.

[TT]

Joachim, you are right - this is outdated and I have to apologize that I have copied the line from an old version of theme.php (the actual version contains the correct syntax...).
And you are also right, if I take the 'target' option out, the link will open within the main window.... Just not the way I like it:
Header is still ok, but the side menu and footer are gone - I was hoping to find a solution that will display the link in the area where you normally see the album list or a single picture... (but maybe that might require some more work...)

sorry for the confusion

btw.: update will be done within the next couple of weeks

[TT]

yeez - I am getting old: the header is part of the webpage I am linking...

But the question still is how do I display the content of the link in between header, menu and footer... 

[Jeff Bailey]

There really isn't any point in supporting someone with a outdated gallery. Please upgrade first. It takes very little time and will save you a lot of grief if you get hacked.

You can try MiniCMS.

[Joachim Müller]

...or create new pages with custom content as suggested in http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php/topic,38979.0.html and various similar threads.

When typing your reply here we expect you to have upgraded, as we're not ready to discuss anything else with you but that from now on.