Re: FLASH: Viewing site locally (javascript issues)

[james]

I was able to find a solution within the javascript

still using relative links.  Unfortunately, the entire

code set I was dealing with javascript, so it was a

little tougher than just opening a new target, etc.  


Thx!



James



--- Charlene Reese <

creesestudio [dot] net

> wrote:

> you should be able to just use a target="_new" or

> "_blank"

> along with a relative url shouldn't you?

> 

> -charlene

> 

> On  10/20/99, james wrote:

> >I'm creating a local copy of our site so sales

> folks

> >can run a demo/walkthrough on their laptop (w/o

> >dial-in)... I'm running into a slight problem

> though.

> >

> >We have javascripts that open a new window for

> certain

> >sections and I need to duplicate this.  The problem

> >isn't the script, but the location of the page it's

> >opening.

> >

> >For example:  I point to "c:\webpage\new.html" 

> well

> >that's great in the code and works, but what if the

> >sales guy installs the files to "d:\mystuff\" then

> the

> >javascript is messed up.

> >

> >So far, I haven't had to hard code any paths, just

> >relative links.  But with the new window, I *think*

> I

> >*have* to code the full path, right?  Or, is there

> a

> >workaround I'm not thinking of?

> >



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