Thanks to excellent advise from this forum, I managed to find a code that opens up list/menu-links in a separate window.

However, I want these links to open up in a secific form, with these values:

- width: 800
- lenght: 700
- left: 200
resizable:yes
scrollbars: yes
top: 80

Has this anything to do with frame and frameset target values? Unfortunately, scripting like this is a language that Im very much new to. Is there anyone out there who can write me the code for this, unless there is too much hazzle with it...?

Thanks to anyone who will be able to give me some advise!

Sturle

Smth like:
<a href="#" onClick="window.open('yoururl.htm','title of a window','width=800;length=700;left=200;resizable=y es;scrollbars=yes;top=80;'')">Open in a new window</a>
It's a JS.

Thanks for the reply andrews_john!

The code you showed me is rigthfully so the one that I use for pop-ups, however, if I want to apply the same values to a list/menu, the coding-layout (if I can call it that) of the linking is different.

My question is then; where and how do I insert these values in the script below:

In 'Head':
<script language="JavaScript">

// Set the target window or frame
// _top opens in the same window
// _blank opens in a new window
// Use the frame name to open to a frameset target
var theTarget = "_blank";

function goThere(){
if(!document.theForm.theMenu.selectedIndex==""){
window.open(document.theForm.theMenu.options[document.theForm.theMenu.selectedIndex].value,theTarget,"");}}
</script>

In 'Body':
<form name="theForm">
<select name="theMenu" onChange="goThere()">
<option selected value="">Select a city
<option value="http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?world=0065" selected>Rome
(Italy) </option>
</select>
</form>

As always; thanks for any help!