Inserts attributes so that the 'href' will open in a new window (XHTML and quirks compatible). If included, make sure you put single quotes around it (if its a string).

The following parameters are recognized:

The "target" attribute is deprecated in the stricter HTML/XHTML DOCTYPES. This macro simulates a 'target="_blank"' by assigning some JavaScript to the 'onclick' and 'onkeypress' attributes. You don't need to pass any arguments to this macro if you use it on a entity which has its 'href' attribute set. This macro can be used on ANY entity (even those without the 'href' attribute), but passing some valid JavaScript as the parameter to indicate the URL to be opened (NOTE: If you want to pass a JavaScript string, make sure you wrap it in single quotes).

Example of using the macro:

<p>Long method:</p>

<a href="https://google.com/" @openNewWindowAttr(this.href)>google</a>

<p>Following is "short" version which is same as above:</p>

<a href="https://google.com/" @openNewWindowAttr()>google</a>

<p>Following is an example of passing a fixed URL:</p>

<span @openNewWindowAttr("'https://google.com'")>google</span>

    

Assuming the com.ccg.macros.at.All class is within your CLASSPATH and the config/html.at macros file has been generated (Hint: run make atmacros in the wui directory), a developer should be able to run the above example by copy/pasting from below:

[root@probe root]# java com.ccg.macros.at.All <<EOF
@include("config/html.at",,"d")


<p>Long method:</p>

<a href="https://google.com/" @openNewWindowAttr(this.href)>google</a>

<p>Following is "short" version which is same as above:</p>

<a href="https://google.com/" @openNewWindowAttr()>google</a>

<p>Following is an example of passing a fixed URL:</p>

<span @openNewWindowAttr("'https://google.com'")>google</span>

    
EOF

This macro is defined as:

@htmlAttr("onclick","window.open(@fnb("@param(0)","this.href")); return false;")
                @htmlAttr("onkeypress","window.open(@fnb("@param(0)","this.href")); return false;")