Is this possible? (Using HTML or Java)

[tralalala]

I think it's target="_top"..?

[99%]

you want it to open in a new window?
target="_blank">
see earlier script

[99%]

what i like to use in pages is this
<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no">
it prevents in IE that little popup thingy(save image etc) when you put your cursor over an image

[{I}{K}{E}]

Target Frame refers to the frame name where you want the URL link to be invoked. If not specified, the Flash applet may launch a whole new browser window. If your webpage does not use frames, then using the _self option will ensure that the visitors keep using the browser they are currently surfing with.

If you are using frames, then you may try some of these as well:

* _self show in current frame
* _parent show in parent frame
* _top show in top-most frame
* _blank show in new unnamed top-level window

[tralalala]

Well, now the problem is that when I click the nav link, it changes the frame, but also refreshes the whole page.
I need a code that will ONLY change the frame...

How do I do this?

[{I}{K}{E}]

try: target="_parent"

[tralalala]

Nope. none of those targets do what I want...

See, the nav links are outside of the frame, and I want the nav links to open INSIDE that frame, and I don't know how to do that...

[tralalala]

parent just opens it in the whole page..

[tralalala]

Maybe there is a JS code that would do this....?

[99%]

does this work?
example;

<a href="#" onclick="top.main.window.location='../artists/JD/JDMain.htm';return false">Jørgen Dobloug</a>

or

<img name="Image128" src="http://www.christiandam.com/artists/images/LD_tumb_bw.jpg" border="0" height="115" width="138"></a></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td valign="top"><a href="#" onclick="top.main.window.location='LD/LDMain.htm';return false">dan</a>