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struts custom tag html:link to show a popup window without addressbar, toolbar & status bar etc

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sayed.ansarali@gmail.com - 10 Jul 2006 14:27 GMT
Hi,

I have a struts based web application, in which I am having various
links. Each link, when clicked, should hit the Action and subsequently
display relevant data in a popup window.

I am using Struts Tag Library html:link for this. Using this, I am able
to popup the window with relevant data, but that window has toolbar,
addressbar & statusbar etc, which I dont want.

Is it possible to achieve this using html:link? or is there any other
custom tag that can be used?
Any suggestion on this would be really appreciated.

--ansar
Andrew T. - 10 Jul 2006 15:03 GMT
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> I have a struts based web application, in which I am having various
> links. Each link, when clicked, should hit the Action and subsequently
> display relevant data in a popup window.

Oooh - Pop-Ups!  That is *so* last millennium!

> Is it possible to achieve this using html:link?

I hope not, or that if there is, the Pop-Up blocker
companies come down on it heavily & quickly.

( A more formal answer is.  If the Struts is writing valid
HTML 4.01, it should not offer the option of specifying
a 'target' as it might have if it were writing HTML 3.2.
Since HTML 3.2 was deprecated long ago, I imagine
Struts writes HTML 4.01 )

> Any suggestion on this would be really appreciated.

Redesign your application.  It does not need pop-ups.

Andrew T.


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