Html

[bwshop]

Is it possible to load an external HTML page into a fragment within a brochure page? If so, a point in the right direction......
Would be grateful!

By external, it's in the same webspace, but not made by Actinic.

Thanks *thumbs up*

[jont]

Have you tried using an <iframe> ??

[bwshop]

Been advised against - instead I'm just putting the enquiry form in an external HTML (Dreamweaver) with a link to open a pop up window...now I'm getting the text "target="_self" in with the link...any ideas on that?

Edit:
on the actual fragment page, the link is displaying:
"target="_self">Make An Appointment Enquiry
where the actual text in the Link Text is set to Make An Appointment Enquiry.
The page isn't live (except the enquiry form) and the code I've put into URL field is:
<A HREF="http://www.bwshop.co.uk/therapeutic/therapeutic.html" onClick="popup = window.open('http://www.bwshop.co.uk/therapeutic/therapeutic.html', 'PopupPage', 'height=642,width=469,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes'); return false" target="_blank">

There's no sign of "target="_self" in the actual code, so I don't know where it's come from??!!

Any explanation will be put to good use! (3 DAYS ON THIS THING NOW!!! *scratches head*)

[bwshop]

Anybody have any help, hints or tips or anything?

[cdicken]

Could you maybe have the page fragment within your Site1 folder? You could then include it into a fragment by using a user-definable variable with a 'Type' of 'File Content'. Then place this variable within the fragment layout where you want this file content to appear.

[bwshop]

Would that work as a pop-up page at a predefined height and width?

*Can ya tell I'm new to this??*

I'll have a play tonight with that idea....

Cheers bud!

[bwshop]

But is there a reason why it's displaying the "target="self"??

[wjcampbe]

check the code - if it literally reads "target="_self", then change it to read target="_blank" [note the removal of the first inverted commas - these are screwing up the code] _self = same browser window _blank = new browser window