Open browse in a new window

I can open a browse in a new window for insert update delete and return the selected value to the page you call it ?
Jorge

Firefox did have a behavior where some new windows -- those considered to be dialogs -- could not have new tabs, so new tabs were diverted to the window from which the dialog was opened.
According to the bug tracking system, a fix is in the works:
[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=644729 644729 – Popup window with all toolbars visible causes new tabs to open in another browser window] referencing [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=485237 485237 – Need to treat popups consistently].
That second ones says Target Milestone: Firefox 12, so the fix probably didn't make it into Firefox 11.
WORKAROUNDS
That first bug says there is an add-on to work around this -- it enables the middle mouse button to open links in a dialog window: [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/bug-586234-unfixer/ Bug 586234 Unfixer :: Add-ons for Firefox]. I haven't tried it myself.
Old forum thread cross-reference: [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/824649 When I open a new tab it opens in the wrong window | Firefox Support Forum | Firefox Help]

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Open Sub Report in New Window

Hi,
We have an application which is integrated with crystal reports.
So when you open a report from the application it opens up in a new window. (Ours is a web based application and crystal reports opens up in IE browser)
We have some reports which have subreports (on demand ), is there any crystal report configuration through which these subreports can be opened in a new window, as of now they open in the same main report window.
Thanks in advance

hello,
you may wish to look into saving the subreport as a separate report and then:
1) calling the report via opendocument (if your app sits on top of businessobjects enterprise or crystal reports server)
2) calling the report via URL reporting if your app does not utilize the above platforms
i can't guarantee the above will work as it may depend on your environment that you are hosting the reports in.
see the help guide [here |http://help.sap.com/businessobject/product_guides/boexir31/en/xi3-1_url_reporting_opendocument_en.pdf]for more information on linking
http://help.sap.com/businessobject/product_guides/boexir31/en/xi3-1_url_reporting_opendocument_en.pdf
as per using a subreport and opening in a new window, this doesn't really work.
if you want though, you can use a Report Part link to go from the open subreport back to the main report. please see more on Report Part linking in your crystal report's online help.
jw

How do I make Firefox not open the homepage in new windows?

Hi. I have a collection of 4 pages set to open every time I start Firefox. Whenever I need to open a new window, my 4 pages open again.
I would like to have those 4 pages open only the first time I start the browser, because I never close them. Obviously I don't need them open again.
How can I set it so that these 4 pages open the first time I start my browser, but only have a blank page open the next time I select "open new window."
Even more ideal would be to have the choice to open my homepages or a blank page (in case for some reason they do get closed).
Any solution that takes more than one extra step is one extra step too many. Otherwise, I'd simply just x out of three of my pages and change the URL of the 4th.
I'm not entirely technically minded, so if yours is a technical solution, I thank you in advance for clearly laying out the steps one-by one.
Cheers.

One possibility would be to change how you open a new window. You can create a bookmark for Firefox's '''about:blank''' page and then, to open it in a new window, shift+click the bookmark.
(To create it, right-click the Bookmarks Toolbar or Bookmarks Menu near where you want to add it and choose New Bookmark. Enter about:blank in the Location and any description you like in the Name, then click Add Bookmark.)
But that might be difficult to remember or inconvenient, so the next thought would be to bookmark your 4 home pages as a group in a single folder on your Bookmarks Toolbar or Bookmarks Menu, as you prefer. If you ''middle-click'' that folder with the mouse scroll wheel, Firefox will open all of its pages in separate tabs in the same window. Does that still count as 1 step?
(To create it, open a new window with your four tabs. Right-click any of the tabs and choose Bookmark All Tabs. This will create the new folder. Assuming it tests out, you can then change your Firefox home page to about:blank to display a blank page.)
Are we getting closer?

When I choose to open a new tab from a website, such as facebook, it always opens it in a new window. How do I change this to just opening a new tab. I tried changing the tab settings but it did not work

When I choose to open a new tab from a website, such as facebook, it always opens it in a new window. How do I change this to just opening a new tab. I tried changing the tab settings but it did not work. I did not have the problem until I started using firefox 4.

It is probably a JavaScript link.
You can probably force it where you want it with a keyboard shortcut
either "Ctrl+click" or "Ctrl+Shift+click". see
* Firefox and other Browser Keyboard Shortcuts (Comparison Table) http://dmcritchie.mvps.org/firefox/keyboard.htm
''Did that work?''
Some styles that provide a warning as to the type of link:
* No Follow links, mouseover id of other links - userstyles.org http://userstyles.org/styles/10987
* Change cursor on some links with JS. - userstyles.org http://userstyles.org/styles/233
* Link Warning - Themes and Skins for Mozilla - userstyles.org http://userstyles.org/styles/1301
* Link warning (cursor hover) - various filetypes - userstyles.org http://userstyles.org/styles/2538
* Red hand cursor for .pdf links - userstyles.org http://userstyles.org/styles/553

Opening App in own new Window - Opinions please

Dear Community!
I would like to invite you to share your opinions on this idea - foremost in terms of user experience, but also technical implementation:
Like anybody I always have a number of browser-tabs open, but as an apex user (not developer) I probably have only one apex-app running. So my ideea was, to give the user a stronger experience of working with an Application rather than a website, and therefore open the app in a new window.
Once in a new window all apex functionalities, navigation etc. work as usual. Only the user can concentrate more on the content and is not distracted by all the other browserstuff around. (After all it's not just "some web site"... ) Also he has full independent controll over the window.
I have build this in a test scenario and invite you to try everything out.
With a cookie-controlled checkbox the user can determine, wether he wants it in the first place or not. (Then once allow popups for this site.)
Now it gets weird:
I want deeplinking to be possible, so the functionality for the opening process in contained in the page template.
Also I want, when the user accidentally or willingly returns to the initial browser, and the new window comes out of sight, there should be a button to bring that window back to the front.
For that, javascript has to store the window object on the page, that opened the new one, so it should stay active. But since to user "doesn't want to use" that "old" window in the browser tab, I have created an overlay region, to cover that entire page up - on the condition, that a new window is beeing opened. Just be feeling this is probably a pretty weird solution, but its working so far (see example above).
Javascript on every page::
var newwindow;
$(function(){
// when app-page is opened the first time, open new window. after that P0OPEN will be empty:
if ($v('P0OPEN') === 'Y') {
    var href = 'f?p=&APP_ID.:&APP_PAGE_ID.:&APP_SESSION.::::P0OPEN:',
        winw= window.innerWidth, winh = window.innerHeight;
    // cosmetics for positioning etc.
    var options = 'scrollbars=yes, width='+(winw*.8)+', height='+(winh*.8)+', top='+(winh*.1)+', left='+(winw*.1)
    newwindow = window.open(href, '_blank', options);
    // the button to bring the new window back to the front:
    $('#P0BTNFOCUSW').click(function(){
       if (newwindow && !newwindow.closed) {
           setTimeout(function(){ newwindow.focus(); },100) ;
       } else {
           // if window was closed, start new session:
           window.redirect('&LOGOUT_URL.');
Maybe its better to have an extra page just for that purpose, but how can I combine that with deeplinking AND the necessity to store the javascript-window-object?
Another problem unsolved is, that when the user logs out in the new window, that should certailnly disapear. Also, in that case: the window open in the initial tab should change too, that is: redirect to the login screen.
And probably there are a few more things to be considered...
So I will be very glad to hear all your oppinions and suggestions of any kind.
Thanks and greetings,
Tobi
(omg!! how can you get the formating for code??) (ok, thanks...)

Well, nothing wrong with trying and experimenting of course! It'd be interesting to have things react a bit more as a desktop app, but there is not really enough power to do so and that is mostly because of security reasons. Just like the popupblocker. Personally I'd rather not have to tell anyone to fiddle with a (any!) popupblocker. I think you can have a good looking 'app' without it though, and design (or, UI) helps a lot in that regard. I don't mean to place Google on a pedestal here, but I like the simplicity of the browser splashscreen for example. "Here are your app links. Want to open one? Cool, right away!". Want multiple? No issue, hold ctrl and click away. That's just plain basic browser usage and it leaves me the option. They could've also placed the target=blank tag in their anchors, but they didn't. And that's fine.
I wouldn't necessarily make it more complex than that though - like with auto-popup screens after a login, screening of a window from interaction, dealing with deeplinks.
I've seen some nice "app"-approaches for apex. I think the coolest are where there is a master app, with icons which open up the other applications. The authentication cookie is shared, the authentication scheme is subscription based. You can deeplink apps but if you don't have a deeplink you go to the splashscreen.
If you deeplinked then you meant to go there, and not first the splash which pops up something else. If you want to go there then there is a button in each app which will open up the splash app (and if you add target blank in there, in a new window).
I'd say there is a lot of room for innovation, and anything web is possible. But be careful with those things like popupblockers
And It's just one opinion of course. I'm sure there are wildly differing ones out there. (Who don't react) You could always try some more UX-UI oriented forums for some feedback in this regard!

Everytime I click on one of my app tabs it removes it form that brower window and opens it in a new window! how do I get it to work right?

Clicking on an app tab shouldn't remove it from that browser window but it does, seems to sort of defeat the purpose of App Tabs in my opinion. then I have to drag the new tab back into the other browser window and then it works for a little while correctly.
Thanks in advance for all your help!

Make sure that you do not drag a tab in the browser window. 
Firefox 3.5 versions and later have a feature called tear-off tabs. 
You can detach a tab from the current window and open it in a new window by dragging a tab in the browser window. 
You can drag that tab back to the tab bar in the original window to undo that detaching. 
bug489729 (Disable detach and tear off tab):
*https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/bug489729-disable-detach-and-t

Open and style a new window

Hello,
Following this thread Re: Apply CSS to help window I'm trying to open and style a new window, using JavaScript. I'm using the following script:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
function newwin(targetURL) {
var swin = window.open(targetURL,null);
swin.focus();
swin.document.getElementsByTagName("body")[0].dir = "rtl";
</script>In a pure HTML environment, it works just fine. In ApEx I'm receiving an error message http://i2.tinypic.com/vfl7qc.png, which relate to the first window. For some reason, the reference to the new window (swin) does not work properly.
An example page can be seen at http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=22814:30
Can anyone please help me understand where the problem is?
Thanks,
Arie.

I've just tried your supplied code in Firefox and Internet Explorer in an Apex environment and they both worked fine.
FYI I tested with the following links on my host page:
< A href=javascript:newwin('http://www.leeds.ac.uk');>Click here!< /a >
< A href=javascript:newwin('f?p=103:1:&SESSION.');>Click here!< /a >
And the Javascript code in the header section of the same page.
A few questions:
- Which browser are you using?
- What will be in your popup? Another Apex page or something else?
- If an APEX page, what does the URL look like? Different to mine above?
- Is the popup Apex page a 'normal' page - or have you customised the template significantly?
I would guess that your error message is referring to the fact that getElementsByTagName is returning null - rather than the reference to the window. Thus, I'd check for the existance of a body tag and a generally well formed destination page. Test with leeds.ac.uk as I used above to confirm.
Hope this helps
Ben

Link to a frame opens up in a new window

I'm making a website with two frames: the top one contains the menu and the bottom one shows the content. I read the description in the help page, that as target you should write the name of the frame you want the link to open up in. I did that but it opens up in a new window anyway. Why is this?
The name of the frameset is called "index" and the top frame is called "menyrad". The start page and the bottom frame are the same thing, it's called "start". Should these be two separate things instead? But then wouldn't the bottom frame be empty when one goes to the page for the first time? Anyway, I have made only one other page so far, it's called "hyr_personal". In the links that are on the top frame, I have written "start.html" or "hyr_personal.html" as the link and "start.html" as the target. This is all the code I have so far:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Jourbemanning</title>
</head>
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<a href="start.html" accesskey="S" target="start.html">Start</a>
<a href="hyr_personal.html" accesskey="H" target="start.html">Hyr personal</a>
</body>
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Hi Zefyrinus,
from the point I understood correctly, that what I see is the relating to the appearance like described here:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/dreamweaver/cs/using/WScbb6b82af5544594822510a94ae8d65-7d2da.h tml
In the Target menu in the Property inspector, select the frame or window in which the linked document should appear:
_blank opens the linked document in a new browser window, leaving the current window untouched.
_parent opens the linked document in the parent frameset of the frame the link appears in, replacing the entire frameset.
_self opens the link in the current frame, replacing the content in that frame.
_top opens the linked document in the current browser window, replacing all frames.
Frame names also appear in this menu. Select a named frame to open the linked document in that frame.
That means not a file is a target:
<a href="start.html" accesskey="S" target="start.html">Start</a>
<a href="hyr_personal.html" accesskey="H" target="start.html">Hyr personal</a>
but rather the appearance, what means for example:
<a href="start.html" accesskey="S" target="_blank">Start</a>
<a href="hyr_personal.html" accesskey="H" target="_blank">Hyr personal</a>
Hans-G.

I am unable to open a new window / open link in a new window

In the previous Firefox versions we are able to open a new window & open link in a new window. The feature is there when you "right click" on the tab or click on the "open a new window" but it simply not functioning

Link context method works for me, there have been many complaints that the first two items were switched, and that can be easily modified with the "'''Menu Editor'''" extension.
If it does not work for you an extension might be involved.
There is also the mouse shortcut '''Shift+click''' on the link. Called mouse shortcut because it involves the mouse.
* Firefox and other Browser Keyboard Shortcuts (Comparison Table) http://dmcritchie.mvps.org/firefox/keyboard.htm
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I am using laptop. When I click on some link or in some text field or when I start typing on gsmarena.com in search box... Firefox opens new window with the currently active TAB. This is very anoying and I thought that it will be OK but now it started to happen on PC also. It is not happening always with the same actions and is hardly reproduced.

Make sure that you do not drag a tab in the browser window. 
Firefox 3.5 versions and later have a feature called tear-off tabs. 
You can detach a tab from the current window and open it in a new window by dragging a tab in the browser window. 
You can drag that tab back to the tab bar in the original window to undo that detaching.
bug489729 (Disable detach and tear off tab):
*https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/bug489729-disable-detach-and-t

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You can hold the Shift key and click the left mouse button a link to open that link in a new window.
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Hi Friends,
Is there any option to open URL in a new window by closing the parent window on a button click?
Already implemented the logics suggested in /people/mohammed.anzys/blog/2007/06/05/how-to-close-parent-window-in-webdynpro-applications , the thread ' URL in same window ' and the standard component WDR_TEST_EXIT_PLUG .But button is not triggerring any actions .plz help me ..............
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hi,
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-> Make an Outbound Plug to the Window.
->Make the type of Outbound plug to Exit Type.
->Add URL of type String as a parameter to the outbound plug of Window.
->Do remember to add Component Name in the Properties Tab of View ( othervs Calling Outbound plug of window from view wont b possible ).
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DATA lo_zexit TYPE REF TO ig_zexit . <zexit is name of my Component>
lo_zexit = wd_this->get_zexit_ctr( ).
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I hope it helps.
Thanx.

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Recently We have upgraded SRM5.0 to 7.0 and now we are using Portal for Front end application. We have configure the SRM appliation in Portal EP 7.0.
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When i am opening the Shop Link in Content area that time its opening correctly.
Can you please assist us how we can resolve this issue when i am opening Shop link in new window.
Regards,
Rahul Sanas.

Dear Poster,
As no response has been provided to the thread in some time I must assume the issue is resolved, if the question is still valid please create a new thread rephrasing the query and providing as much data as possible to promote response from the community.
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Firefox will not open tabs in a new window

When I right click a tab, and select the option "Open in a new window", Firefox does not respond.
I can add as many tabs as I like, but can not open them in a new window.
I can also right click a link and open it in a new tab, but Firefox does not do anything when I try to open the link in a new window.
I reinstalled Firefox on my computer, and also updated Java and it did not solve the problem.
This started happening about a week ago for no apparent reason.

First check to see if an add-on is causing this problem, for details on how to do that see the [[troubleshooting extensions and themes]] article.
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