<A HREF="#" onClick="window.open ('sitename.html') ...>

[Amy Adams]

Hello,
Here is my code

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript" TYPE ="text/javascript">
<!-- Hide script

function newWindow() {
lttwind = window.open ('address here/', 'littleWin', 'width=300,height=300')
}
// End hiding script -->
</SCRIPT>

I have some queries regarding this
- what does the # mean in the above code
- Also what is the work of the HREF in the syntax

Any help regarding this is appreciated. Thank you for your help.

[NetWorkInG]

Hello,
I can answer your first question, the # is used in the code when you do not have to refer to any location that is the link will be nowhere, mostly it is used for testing. When you provide something in your href you will find that it will be redirection to the location which you have mentioned in your tags. I guess I am correct here and the information has helped you.

[Jensen Ackles]

Hello,
When you are going to use something like this

<a href="#" onlick="func()">Click</a>

You can see that the href is used in the above part of code to just redirect the code to the current page and not to any other page. This is just you are testing something in your code and want to be on the same page, when ever you click the link.

[cyber-noob]

Hello,
See the example below

<A HREF="rsmpg.html">resume</A>

This will redirect you to the rsmpg.html page and not the same page in the case of which you are talking above. Also the HREF refers to the anchor link.

[WinDoWLoCuS]

Hello,
The href has few value that you would like to now about.

- an absolute url - which can point to another web site
- a relative url - this will point to a file
- an anchor url - an anchor within a page

These are the options that you can use with the href. If you need any more help then you can post back.