Thread: a question

Could you tell me which sentence is correct:

1. Will the link be open in a new page?
2. Will the link be opened in a new page?

#2 is correct as far as the open vs. opened issue is concerned.

I'd say "Will the link open in a new page"

"Will the link be opened in a new page" sounds alright.

#1 doesn't though.

On a new page.

My first thought is...

"Will the link open a new page?"

Perhaps this is what you are trying to say?

Originally Posted by ancestry

My first thought is...

"Will the link open a new page?"

Perhaps this is what you are trying to say?

No!
Indeed, each proper link will open a new page...
I just asked whether the page to which a link reffers will open in a new window (blank window) or in the current window (where the link is situated).

Anyway, Guys, thank you all for help!!!
(I and my colleague had a bet on which of those sentences is correct, and I won!!! the stake was a bottle of beer!!! )

(My colleague and I had a bet on which of those sentences is correct, and I won!!! the stake was a bottle of beer!!!

tdk

Originally Posted by basurero

On a new page.

No. He is talking about a hyperlink.

In standard web technical speak one says "the link opens in a new page/window".

Actually I think window would be best.

My web design program says "Open link in new window"