I think that you can do it like this:


<form name=3D"frmAddnews" target=3D"_blank" action=3D"preview.asp">


But, of course, if you want different URLs, just a new window for
preview etc you can do it in a JS function:

function previewButtonClicked(){
	document.frmAddnews.action =3D "preview.asp";
	document.frmAddnews.target =3D "_blank";
	document.frmAddnews.submit();=09
}



This was tested in:

IE 6
Opera 6.03
Netscape Communicator 4.79
Netscape 6.2
Netscape 7


/Robert



-----Ursprungligt meddelande-----
Fr=E5n: Awdhil [mailto:Awdhil@g...]
Skickat: den 12 september 2002 11:06
Till: javascript
=C4mne: [javascript] Window Open


Hi:
    My situation is this.
- I have a form in which there are 2 buttons, of which one is SUBMIT.
----- working fine
- I put one more button within this form now, which should generate a
preview in the new window
  Since i already have a submit in the form, i used JavaScript to submit
this form. But the page
  should open in a new window not the same.
  The code is appended below, with certain commented items tht i tried
and not working.


	function gopreview()
	{
		var pop =3D
window.open("preview.asp","width=3D260,height=3D35");
		//pop.document.open();
		//document.frmAddnews.action =3D
window.open("preview.asp","width=3D260,height=3D35");
		//document.frmAddnews.submit();
	}

The ordinary submit works
          document.form.action=3D"preview.asp"
          document.form.submit();

Regards


Syed Awdhil Ahmed
September 12, 2002



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