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New Post 12/18/2006 12:42 AM
User is offline Woodas
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Please help! About linking to a ContentPane .. 

Dear Friends,

   I am new to dotnetnuke and using dotnetnuke 4.3.6. In my portal template, there is a left content pane and a central content pane. I put a link module to my left content pane and add some links which point to some external web pages (not other page in dotnetnuke). I would if the target web site could be displayed in the central content pane such that the link module is always there on the left-hand-side? Could someone please answer me as I know maybe it is a silly question? Thanks so much!

Cheers,

Woodas
 
New Post 12/21/2006 6:51 AM
User is offline anonymous
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Re: Please help! About linking to a ContentPane .. 
No such thing as a silly question. The answer to your question would be no. The content pane, if viewed as source, is nothing more than a "div" so it really isn't a target. The only valid targets are _blank, _self, _parent, and _top.

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