I don't rely on "pop-ups" as much as I just "show" a hidden, absolutely
positioned <div> where the alert/dialog/comment will show when needed. And
yes, this may or may not need JS. For example, you can have a "conditional"
(<@IF) on the style="display: none;" else style="display: block;" as needed.
If they come back to the page and you pass the variable to trigger the if...
It can have a close box (which uses the javascript or returns to the same
page passing the varible as 'null' - so the box doesn't show).

I will say that almost nobody turns off Javascript these days, but you can
trap for that, too!

Beverly

On 2/9/10 11:13 AM, "Dan Stein" <d...@dss-db.com> wrote in whole or in part:

> Folks,
> 
>  I am building a new taf. When they click on a map it looks up the URL in the
> database based on the state code and we want them to then go to a new page
> based on the stored link.
> 
> If we have no stored link I'll call the same page again and I guess show a pop
> up saying nothing there at this time.
> 
> I can use the JS window.location or HTTP redirect so 1st question is which one
> is safest and most likely to work with all browsers.
> 
> and I can't seem to find a property that will let me force a new window or tab
> to open.
> 
> 
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