I have a button "visit site". Clicking on this button, the webpage should open in a new browser
I tried window.open(LinkURL, '_system'); and some other solution but every time page is opening over app.
Any help is appreciated.
thanks
No solution worked for me.
I solved this issue by opening links in iFrame and providing a close link to the top left corner of the iFrame
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I'm using the WebGL OpenWindow plugin to open a link in a new tab. I attached the script to a button and it is supposed to open the new link as soon as the button is clicked. This works correctly in the Unit Editor, but as soon as I build the project, it takes two separate clicks to open the new tab. After I press the button, I have to click anywhere on the screen in order for the link to open in a new tab. Does anyone know why it doesn't open the new tab right after the button click? Thank you.
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I am using GWT / GXT in my application.
My functionality working is as follows.
I have a button.
On click of the button there is a url which should get opened in a new tab.
Currently on click of button The Url is not opened in a new tab as I have my browser configured to block the popups.
Can anyone suggest a way where I can bypass the popup blocking and open url in new tab anyway??
How Can I achieve this in GWT/GXT framework.
I just upgraded my chrome version to 49.0.2623.87, and now the "drawer" panel that contains the console keeps showing up when I refresh (F5) my page with the dev-tools opened.
Apparently there was a fix in the "emulator" panel but it seems that the checkbox this fix was using does not exist anymore.
Is anyone having the same problem and managed to fixed it ?
Got it.
With Dev Tools open hit F1 to open the settings.
Uncheck 'Enable CSS source maps'
Close the Settings box.
This has worked for my problem with the console opening all the time - I've just restested and this is the only option you need to change. I am sure it will fix your issue as well as it is linked strongly with mine.
Had a facebook tab called "Sign Up" as a gateway into an iframe canvas page. Nothing shocking. This last round of updates have moved the "tabs" to the left side of fb pages. For some reason, my tab, named "Sign Up" and still named so in the application settings, renamed itself to "Hello" when they updated the new look. I have no idea where this is coming from, but the client is now freaking out and Googling for this answer has been totally fruitless. Does anyone know why this would be happening? I tried resaving the application settings to no avail.
There's no code to post. There's some static HTML and CSS. Here's a screenshot of the app page:
As you can see it says "Hello" for reasons I cannot figure out. In the application settings I was able to change the icon from the default. As you can see here, the tab name is "Sign Up"
Nowhere in the settings is there the word "Hello". As stated I was able to add an icon.
Well, this is just a FB bug when you switch over to the new page format, but I did figure out how to fix it. If you encounter this problem go to your page and click the "Edit Page" button in the top right. You'll end up here:
Go to the apps tab and click "Edit Settings" under the app name. The popup shown above will appear. Just click "remove" and then click "Edit Settings" again and click "add". Your tab will now respect the name you have given it. Annoying.
I'm trying to open a popup window (to display another webpage) from my webpage, when an hyperlink is clicked. I'm not able to achieve this on iPhone. I was wondering if there is any way to do this?
Mobile Safari and UIWebView do not support pop up windows.
Mobile Safar is capable of opening a new tab (or page), but not using the conventional methods of opening popup windows.
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that will open another safari window in the iphone.
Use JavaScript to force opening a mobile version of your website in the iPhone. On that page you can put a direct "click here" link to your popup page.