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  1. Tis rather simple really, if you have multiple events that share the same name - e.g. a quarterly seminar about.. PHP (for instance) and I want to show a client all of them in 1 link instead of me seeming to bombarding them with link after link. and Aye, 3 seperate tabs in 1 window and its not for a website, its for HTML emails. I explained what I wanted, its you who need to think how you talk to beginners instead of discouraging users entirely. Thanks for the help.
  2. Hey guys, was wondering if there is a way to create 1 <a> tag that has multiple targets, e.g. <a href="www.site1.co.uk" href2="www.site2.co.uk" href="www.site3.co.uk" target="_BLANK"> So it has 3 different locations that all open in their own tab. I made a PHP function that looks like this: <?php function GetLinks { $statement->prepare("SELECT * FROM Links"); $statement->execute } $Links = GetLinks(); foreach ($Links as $Link) { echo '<a href="'.$Link.'" target="_BLANK" />' } ?> I couldn't make it work though... is there a way I can impliment my objective with PHP?
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