| Re: [platform-help-dev] opening an HTML page outside the framework? |
Yo . . .
Is it possible to do the same thing from the contents? with a relative
pathe to the file?
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Dorian Birsan
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Erik, try adding noframes=true as a url parameter.
-Dorian
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11/10/2003 08:51 PM [platform-help-dev] opening an HTML
page outside the framework?
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Ingenious Help Developers:
We'd like to have a link within a help content page that opens an HTML file
in its own browser window (as in <a target="_blank" href="myFile.html">).
For instance, the HTML file could be very large or could contain a wide
image.
The browser window opens correctly but, because Eclipse inserts the
JavaScript to open the framework, the framework displays around the
content.
The only workaround I've found is to have an HTML page in the web
application directory that displays the content in an iframe that fills the
entire page (so the content is no longer in the top window).
Does Eclipse 2.1 support a URL that doesn't insert the JavaScript when
serving content?
Thanks in advance,
Erik Hennum
ehennum AT us DOT ibm DOT com
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