Can you change the default code that targets a new window to change the content in a div tag instead

Question

I created a database for store locations.  I was able to display the list of stores.  Here though I don't want the list to show the number in front of it...  I still need to find the CSS to edit my results for this one.  However, more importantly, I don't want to open my results in a new window, I want to be able to target a DIV tag instead.
This is the code that is created to display the list of stores.
{module_webapps,5665,a,,,_blank,,50,,1}
Currently it opens a blank window.  I'd like to target a div tag on the right of the list area where the store info can appear.
Perhaps the gurus at adobe can upgrade this feature?  Target DIVs instead of new or blank windows, or using frames. Below is the screen of the links created from the DB.
Below is the blank window that it opens.
Would like to make it open in a div to the right of the list.  Not sure how to change to core code that was created to make that change.

Answer 1

I'm doing something wrong.  I have the list showing the stores in CA
<div class="flip" id="woodcontainer" style="width: 160px; height: 23px;">
<h1>CALIFORNIA</h1>
</div>
<div class="panel">
<script>
  $("#infochange").load("{module_webapps,5665,c,41140}"); /* this creates the list of stores in CA where #infochange is the DIV I am targeting.
</script>
</div>
<br />
The code for the DIV where I want the details to load.
<div id="infochange"></div>
This doesn't make sense because I need to have something in the DIV as a holder of some sort?