Link to a New Browser window

Anybody knows of an easy way to open a report through the link on another report into a new browser window by default? Thanks.

hi you can do this in a couple of ways
create a format trigger on the column that you want to use as the link :-
function F_organizationFormatTrigger return boolean is
begin
srw.set_hyperlink('http://' || :BASEURL || '/anotherjsp.jsp?REPORT_ID=1&destype=cache&desformat=' || :desformat || '&WHERECLS=' || :DRILLCLS || '&DRILLVALUE=' || chr(39) || :column1 || ' ' || chr(39) );
srw.set_hyperlink_attrs('target=_blank');
return (TRUE);
end;
or you can put it in the Web Settings piece of the Property Inspector for the column that you want to link from . there is a paramter for hyperlink and hyperlink destination.
hope this helps

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