Opening a new page: New window vs. New tab
Question
I have my web browser (Firefox 10 and Chrome 16) set so that when a new page opens, it is opened within the same window in a new tab. When I write a local file like this:
<html><body><input type="button" onclick="window.open();"/></body></html>
and access that location from a web browser and click the button, the new page opens within the same window in a new tab . That is expected.
However, when I use a local webserver (Ruby + Webrick) and dynamically generate the same thing as above, and access that location localhost:3000 , and click the button, then the new page opens in a new window . Why does it behave differently from above, and how can I fix the code so that it opens within the same window in a new tab ?
If I instead do
<html><body><input type="button" onclick="window.open("", "_self");"/></body></html>
then the new page opens in the same tab, ie, overwrites the current page .
1 answers
solution1
2 2012-10-18 18:24:55
In general if you provide dimensions with window.open you get a new window. If you don't you get a new tab.
I would imagine specifying _self does the same.
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