How to open external links in a new window in Confluence?
Or a roll your own version in a user macr
## Macro Name: new-window-link ## Macro title: New Window Link ## Macro has a body: Y ## Body processing: Escape HTML ## Output: HTML ## ## Developed by: Matthew Cobby matt@andamooka.com ## @param Link:title=External URL|type=string|required=true|desc=The external URL for the link <a href="$paramLink" target="_blank">$body</html>
and a usage example
{new-window-link:Link=http://www.atlassian.com} Atlassian in a new Window! {new-window-link}
Hey Mathew, it worked!!! Thank you so much!
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Hi Matthew,
I have used your macro (as described above) only problem is that when I click on the link it opens a new page and then adds the address (I entered in the macro) to the end of the URL of that page and tries to open that ? Any ideas what I may have done wrong ?
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If you're asking how to use the Customware macros, the documentation is a bit sparse but it is here
http://wiki.customware.net/repository/display/AtlassianPlugins/link-window
and their example is:
{link-window:http://www.foo.com/}Link text{link-window}
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You could also write your own user macro if you didn't want to use a plugin
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Karina,
You may want to verify this doc and this improvement too. Hope that helps !!!
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Hi, thanks for your answer. I ready the doc and the improvement and apparently the only way to do it is with the Customeware Linking Plug in. But how? Any help would be great.
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