annet,
DOM methods are just javascript. In order to run them, they have to be
in a script tag...like so:
<script type="text/javascript">
function goHome() {
window.open('/', 'mywindow', height=600, width=400,menubar=false);
}
</script>
Then you can put a button anywhere you need:
<button onclick="goHome()">Home</home>
-tim
annet wrote:
> Thanks, the _ solved the problem. Another question though: is it
> possible to use the HTML DOM open() method in web2py?
>
> Consider the same <td></td> element, is it possible to include
> something like: window.open('URL', 'mywindow', 'height=600, width=400,
> menubar=no')
>
>
> Annet
> >
>
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