Hyperlinks that navigate to new window, with disclaimer, from text

[David Bartosik MS MVP]

"Jonathan J. Moore" <firstMIlast@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I have several related questions about hyperlinks:
>
> 1. Can one have links that navigate away via an intermediate page that

says some varient of the common legal disclaimer "You are being transferred
away. We are not responsible for the content..."

>

Yes. You link to a page that is actually a redirect page. The page would
display that warning for the time delay in the redirect code which would
then go to the destination page. See my article "redirect url".

> 2. Is it possible to do this (#1) from a link in a text box?
>

Yes. IF you want to use the same browser window on the client. A link can be
linked to any page or file, or url. If you must have a new window open on
the client, than you have to code that in a fragment.

> 3. This could maybe be accomplished suitably by the

mouse-over-yellow-pop-up feature Mr. Bartosik talks about on his site. Can
that be done on a hyperlink within a text box or does it require the
unrelated HTML code insertion?

>

The yellow balloon would not be suitable for that context.

> 4. Is it possible to have a hyperlink in a text box that navigates away

into a new window, or does 2003 only allow this to be done with HTML code?

>

All versions do not support this. Coding it in a fragment is only option.


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I'd recommend this be a manually made htm file done in Notepad and not a
page made in Publisher.

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"Jonathan J. Moore" <firstMIlast@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Good and thorough answer, except I could not find your "redirect url"

article. Do you have the link?

>
> Thanks a bunch.
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> Jonathan J. Moore
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>
>
> "David Bartosik MS MVP" wrote:
>

> > "Jonathan J. Moore" <firstMIlast@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> > news:E17EB739-24F4-497D-B6F3-FCF4E3A8BD7B@microsoft.com...

> > > I have several related questions about hyperlinks:
> > >
> > > 1. Can one have links that navigate away via an intermediate page that

> > says some varient of the common legal disclaimer "You are being

transferred

> > away. We are not responsible for the content..."

> > >

> >
> > Yes. You link to a page that is actually a redirect page. The page would
> > display that warning for the time delay in the redirect code which would
> > then go to the destination page. See my article "redirect url".
> >

> > > 2. Is it possible to do this (#1) from a link in a text box?
> > >

> >
> > Yes. IF you want to use the same browser window on the client. A link

can be

> > linked to any page or file, or url. If you must have a new window open

on

> > the client, than you have to code that in a fragment.
> >

> > > 3. This could maybe be accomplished suitably by the

> > mouse-over-yellow-pop-up feature Mr. Bartosik talks about on his site.

Can

> > that be done on a hyperlink within a text box or does it require the
> > unrelated HTML code insertion?

> > >

> >
> > The yellow balloon would not be suitable for that context.
> >

> > > 4. Is it possible to have a hyperlink in a text box that navigates

away

> > into a new window, or does 2003 only allow this to be done with HTML

code?

> > >

> >
> > All versions do not support this. Coding it in a fragment is only

option.

> >
> >
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> >
> >
> >
> >