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Trigger the action with a user-triggered event, browser-triggered event set to OnCall, or timeline-triggered event.
Alternatively, to trigger the action when the viewer leaves the current page, use a browser-triggered action set to
OnUnload. Choose Action > Link > Goto Link. In the Link text box, reference a page or URL. If the current page is
located in a frame set, enter the frame name you want to target in the Target text box, or leave it blank to have the
link replace the current frame.
To link to a URL that you retrieve from a variable, click the small red “C” icon adjacent to the pick whip to change
it to a blue circle icon , and choose a variable from the pop-up menu. To link to a URL that you retrieve from a
browser-triggered action set to OnCall in the head section, click the icon again to change it to a question mark ,
and select an action from the pop-up menu.
See also
“Call Action” on page 633
Key Press
The Key Press action triggers another action when the viewer presses a specified key. You can set one to four keys to
trigger different actions.
Before you add the Key Press action, create up to four browser-triggered actions that will be triggered by a key press
event and set each to execute OnCall. Enter an alphanumeric name for each action in the Name text box of the
Actions palette. Trigger the Key Press action with a browser-triggered event set to OnLoad. Choose Action > Link >
Key Press. Enter a single number or lowercase letter in a Key text box and choose an action name from the pop-up
menu.
Note:
There can only be one Key Press action in a page. If a second Key Press action is added, the first Key Press action
will not function.
KillFrame
KillFrame prevents pages from being loaded into a frame of a frame set. You can use this action to prevent a different
website from displaying your page in a frame, and their logo or advertising in another frame on their web page.
Trigger the action with a browser-triggered event set to OnLoad. Choose Action > Link > KillFrame.
Navigate History
The Navigate History action makes the browser jump backward or forward through the browser’s history of links by
a specified number of pages.
Trigger the action with a user-triggered or timeline-triggered event. Choose Action > Link > Navigate History. To go
backward in the history of links, enter a negative integer in the Go Where text box. To go forward, enter a positive
integer.
Open Window
The Open Window action lets you open a link in a new browser window on top of the current window.
Trigger the action with a browser-triggered event set to OnLoad or a user-triggered event. Alternatively, to trigger
the action when the viewer leaves the current page, use a browser-triggered action set to OnUnload. Choose Action >
Link > Open Window. Reference a page or external URL for the link destination.