Since i use the @setTargetFrame Formula, all the document is opened in the specified frame.
How to open the document in a new window again? after using @SetTargetFrame? Because i want some of the document is opened in a new window, not in the specified frame.
TIA,
Joseph
Subject: @setTargetFrame side effect
hello,
first of all I would like to know where are you using @setTargetFrame, is ist in an action or button or are you using it in the Frame properties of a Frameset or View?
Are the documents all displayed with the same Form? if not you can use the autoframe property in the Form to set the default frame.
HTH
Salvador
Subject: RE: @setTargetFrame side effect
I’m using @setTargetFrame on a Action Hotspot on a page, that currently used as a navigation page.
i already used auto frame property for some page, and it works fine. But i really need the document on the view is opened on a new window.
This is my action formula:
@SetTargetFrame(“FrameName”);
@Command([OpenPage];“PageName”) → This Page is auto frame that embed a view
after opening the page, all the document in the view, is opened in the framename, which i don’t want to.
TIA,
Joseph
Subject: RE: @setTargetFrame side effect
Hello,
So let’s see if i understand your problem. You have a form in which you have used the autoframe property. you have an action hotspot on a page which uses the formula @setTargetFrame when you open documents. You have a view and you want the documents diplayed in the view to be displayed in a new window when documents are opened.
Well i think the best way to do this is to remove the autoframe property from the form (delete the value you wrote in the Auftoframe property) and set the "Target Frame " property in the view to set the frame where you want the documents to be displayed. I think this should work.
HTH
Salvador
Subject: @setTargetFrame side effect
I know that @setTargetFrame(“_blank”) worked for me. But I think that if you specify a frame that does not exists it opens the document in a new window.