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Hello,

I am on a PHP page and I want to access another PHP page, but the FORM I am using does it in the same tab and I would like it to open a new tab or even a new Internet window...

Is it possible in HTML or PHP?

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Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 2.0.0.14

10 answers

  1. Anonymous user
    It's good, it works. However, it needs to be put: 

     TARGET=_BLANK


    in... 

     <FORM ACTION="page.php" METHOD="POST" TARGET=_BLANK>


    and not in... 

     <INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="ok">


    Thank you very much for your help.

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    1. bchauchat
      It works if we put the quotes: TARGET="_BLANK"
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  2. giheller
    Hello,

    <a href=..... target=_blank>
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    1. Sebby
      Quick, precise, efficient. Thanks, buddy.
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  3. Anonymous user
    You use the same thing with an onload and parent.document.location.href:

    Not tested, but normally it works
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    1. neo_selen
      You are aware that this is JavaScript???
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    2. Boostaut
      What does it change?
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    3. neo_selen
      La balise du sujet sert à préciser dans quel langage on souhaite la réponse ! HTML ou PHP.

      NOT IN JAVASCRIPT !
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    4. neo_selen
      or, specify why, and at least make the effort to test, instead of throwing it out like that,
      in a way:
      "figure it out if it doesn't work, you'll waste some time but I don't really care, proof is, I haven't tested what I'm proposing!"
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    5. Speacraft
      At worst, you won't freeze.
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  4. K?vin
    I am digging up this topic to respond in case it could help someone.
    <FORM ACTION="page.php" METHOD="post" TARGET="_blank">
    <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="envoi"><br>
    <INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="ok">
    </FORM>
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    1. Codeur61
      Yes, thank you very much!
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  6. Anonymous user
    However, in Internet Explorer, it doesn't always work... I don't understand why sometimes the command works and sometimes it doesn't.
    Under Mozilla, it works perfectly.
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    1. Tacus
      Hello everyone,

      As a beginner webmaster, I'm looking for something similar:

      How can I force the opening of a tab (or two) in IE7 or Firefox when my site opens?
      I would like to display my homepage in the first one, and my guestbook in the second...

      Thanks in advance

      Tacus
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      1. Anonymous user
        Do you want to create a link that opens a page in a new tab?
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        1. Olivier C
          Yes, all of this is very interesting, but TARGET=_blank is not valid with W3C standards, mainly because of its intrusive nature for the user and the accessibility issues it creates for visually impaired individuals.
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          1. neo_selen
            because Firefox is updated more quickly than Firefox when it comes to emerging web standards (currently, HTML5)
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        2. Anonymous user
          No, a form of the type:

          <form action="page.php" method="post"> <input type="text" name="envoi" />
          <input type="submit" value="ok" /> </form>

          Except that this code opens page.php in the same tab (and in the same window).
          I would like to modify it so that page.php opens in a new tab (or a new window).

          Is it possible?

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          Only the dark forces can open and close the doors of Silent Hill.
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          1. dupasj
            If you want to send input files to another page, you can use AJAX. AJAX is based on JavaScript and it sends the files to a document without the user leaving the page or anything else.
            After that, in PHP or HTML, I don't know how you could do it...
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