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I just got done getting my UBBNews to work by using an inline frame in my page. I had to do that instead of using SSI because I have the forum and website on different hosts (just in case that's relevant) Web page in question: http://www.planetwolfenstein.com/tramdesign/index_news.html The problem is that when you click on the links for 'read more' or the poster it opens inside the inline frame. This obviously won't look very good. Is there a way to change it so that it opens in either a new window or the whole page?
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Add the "target="_top"" attribute to the links - search in public_ubbnews.pl (I think that's the filename) for the link and modify that.
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I don't seem to have that filename or anything close to it. I have two vars_ubbnews* files, ubbnews.cgi and I think that's it in the cgi-bin folder.
I have a ubbnews folder, but the files in there look unrelated.
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It's in yer template dir...
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Doh! I didn't look there. Got it, and it's working now  Thanks a bunch!
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