How can I open the form that I created in HTML in a new window?











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I am trying to find out how to open a form (I already made in HTML) in a new pop-up window? I have tried many solutions and explanations, but nothing works? Here is my code:



<center>

<FORM NAME="tic" method="post" target="_blank">

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

</form>

</center>


BTW: The dots are not actually in my code (which works the way I want it to). They are examples that are used in place of my code.






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    How are you opening your form at the moment? With an <a> tag? With a modal? Also, you appear to have identical name attributes which won't work, and your inline handlers should really be swapped out for unobtrusive JavaScript.
    – Obsidian Age
    Nov 5 at 3:41








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    what different methods have you tried? Just to refine solutions to results you haven't yet tried.
    – Francois van Kempen
    Nov 5 at 3:41












  • It's better to use modal than popup. You can read about modals here, w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_modals.asp
    – kks21199
    Nov 5 at 4:01















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I am trying to find out how to open a form (I already made in HTML) in a new pop-up window? I have tried many solutions and explanations, but nothing works? Here is my code:



<center>

<FORM NAME="tic" method="post" target="_blank">

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

</form>

</center>


BTW: The dots are not actually in my code (which works the way I want it to). They are examples that are used in place of my code.






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    How are you opening your form at the moment? With an <a> tag? With a modal? Also, you appear to have identical name attributes which won't work, and your inline handlers should really be swapped out for unobtrusive JavaScript.
    – Obsidian Age
    Nov 5 at 3:41








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    what different methods have you tried? Just to refine solutions to results you haven't yet tried.
    – Francois van Kempen
    Nov 5 at 3:41












  • It's better to use modal than popup. You can read about modals here, w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_modals.asp
    – kks21199
    Nov 5 at 4:01













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I am trying to find out how to open a form (I already made in HTML) in a new pop-up window? I have tried many solutions and explanations, but nothing works? Here is my code:



<center>

<FORM NAME="tic" method="post" target="_blank">

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

</form>

</center>


BTW: The dots are not actually in my code (which works the way I want it to). They are examples that are used in place of my code.






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I am trying to find out how to open a form (I already made in HTML) in a new pop-up window? I have tried many solutions and explanations, but nothing works? Here is my code:



<center>

<FORM NAME="tic" method="post" target="_blank">

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

<INPUT TYPE="button" NAME=".1.." class=".2.." value="    " style= "background-color:#00BFFF" onClick="if.......................

</form>

</center>


BTW: The dots are not actually in my code (which works the way I want it to). They are examples that are used in place of my code.






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    How are you opening your form at the moment? With an <a> tag? With a modal? Also, you appear to have identical name attributes which won't work, and your inline handlers should really be swapped out for unobtrusive JavaScript.
    – Obsidian Age
    Nov 5 at 3:41








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    what different methods have you tried? Just to refine solutions to results you haven't yet tried.
    – Francois van Kempen
    Nov 5 at 3:41












  • It's better to use modal than popup. You can read about modals here, w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_modals.asp
    – kks21199
    Nov 5 at 4:01














  • 1




    How are you opening your form at the moment? With an <a> tag? With a modal? Also, you appear to have identical name attributes which won't work, and your inline handlers should really be swapped out for unobtrusive JavaScript.
    – Obsidian Age
    Nov 5 at 3:41








  • 1




    what different methods have you tried? Just to refine solutions to results you haven't yet tried.
    – Francois van Kempen
    Nov 5 at 3:41












  • It's better to use modal than popup. You can read about modals here, w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_modals.asp
    – kks21199
    Nov 5 at 4:01








1




1




How are you opening your form at the moment? With an <a> tag? With a modal? Also, you appear to have identical name attributes which won't work, and your inline handlers should really be swapped out for unobtrusive JavaScript.
– Obsidian Age
Nov 5 at 3:41






How are you opening your form at the moment? With an <a> tag? With a modal? Also, you appear to have identical name attributes which won't work, and your inline handlers should really be swapped out for unobtrusive JavaScript.
– Obsidian Age
Nov 5 at 3:41






1




1




what different methods have you tried? Just to refine solutions to results you haven't yet tried.
– Francois van Kempen
Nov 5 at 3:41






what different methods have you tried? Just to refine solutions to results you haven't yet tried.
– Francois van Kempen
Nov 5 at 3:41














It's better to use modal than popup. You can read about modals here, w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_modals.asp
– kks21199
Nov 5 at 4:01




It's better to use modal than popup. You can read about modals here, w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_modals.asp
– kks21199
Nov 5 at 4:01

















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