It sounds like something you'll need to use client-side script to do.
Perhaps if you use Javascript's window.open method to open the node-list
page from your first page, you can get a reference to the parent using the
window.opener method and change its window.location property (to open page
for the node that was clicked in the node-list page). Anyway, I think it's a
client-side issue so you'll be better off in a Javascript group (I won't
even comment on the .aspx).
Alan
"Pealy" <> wrote in message
news: om...
> I have a link in my asp page which opens another page in the IE search
> panel. This page is a long list (obout treeview) and I'd like clicking
> on a node to open a page in the main window, leaving the serach panel
> intact.
>
> Everything I do seems to open the page in the search window where the
> click happened. I'm new to ASP so I'm using very basic stuff, I'm
> assuming the Target tag is the thing I need to get right?
>
> The nodes include the html href='clickapage.aspx' target='_top' but
> I've tried all the values I know of in place of _top (_blank, _parent,
> _self ) and tried removing the target tag altogether - nothing opens
> the page in the correct window.
>
> Can anyone help?
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