Open New Browser window with "Server Behavior"

I know how to open a link in a new browser window by going to
the Behaviors panel. The site I'm working on is using PHP, so
instead of a Behaviors panel all it shows is a "Server Behaviors"
panel. Under the "Server Behaviors" there is't an option to open a
link in a new browser window. Should I be looking someplace
different or is there another way to add this function to a link?
Thanks in advance for any help!

horsethiefbasin wrote:
> I know how to open a link in a new browser window by
going to the Behaviors
> panel. The site I'm working on is using PHP, so instead
of a Behaviors panel
> all it shows is a "Server Behaviors" panel. Under the
"Server Behaviors" there
> is't an option to open a link in a new browser window.
Should I be looking
> someplace different or is there another way to add this
function to a link?
>
> Thanks in advance for any help!
>
Makes no difference whether youre working on a php site or an
ordinary
htm site you still open a new browser window in exactly the
same way.
windows>behaviours>open browser window

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