I have a few links inside an expandable list on a couple of our web pages.

You can view it at:
http://starbuckrealtygroup.com/sell/index.php --> Click the "Maximize Exposure" tab --> Look for the heading "Single Property Web Page with QR Technology" --> there is a link in the first sentence and the image is also clickable.

My issue is that even when I set the target="_self" it still opens a new tab. I want the internal links to open in the same tab. The issue only seems to be occurring within the expandable list. It works properly with the "Seller Resources" at the bottom of the page.

How can this be fixed?

target="self" referrers to a frame, but you're not using frames. Those "tabs" are being created with Javascript. If you want the new content to load in the same "tab" you're going to need to code the link to work that way with more Javascript.

You might also try using an inline frame inside the "tab" to load content from another page. In that case you will be able to use the target attribute to load new content in place. This is probably the route you want to go.

I'm not sure I'm quite understanding your answer. I'm not trying to open a link within a frame in the expandable list.

What is happening: When you click a link within an expandable list, it's opening a NEW browser tab.

What I want to have happen is: when they click on a link, the link opens in the SAME BROWSER tab. This works correctly everywhere else on the site.

What I want to have happen is: when they click on a link, the link opens in the SAME BROWSER tab. This works correctly everywhere else on the site.

On the rest of the site you use ordinary links. When someone clicks those links a new page is loaded in the tab. That's how links work by default. If that's what you want then remove target="self" and you're done.

If that doesn't work then something in your code is specifically telling the browser to open the link in a new tab. Since it works everywhere else on the site and the main difference is likely the Javascript opening and closing the expandable lists, that's probably a good place to start looking.

What I want to have happen is: when they click on a link, the link opens in the SAME BROWSER tab. This works correctly everywhere else on the site.

Then remove the target attribute completely. Or set the correct value!

target="self" refers to A FRAME or WINDOW with a name attribute of "self". The CORRECT value for the target attribute to make a link open in the same frame/window is _self [UNDERSCORE]self

Hi there. I disabled the Javascript of my browser and tested your website. At that case the link opens normally in the current tab. So it is not an html problem . The problem is that one of the javascript files you use make this change.

Please check the file below:

Your website root -> /js/expandable-list.js

It has an error. please delete prepareList() call and see if it will fix your issue.

Thank you and regards;

Christopher Amirian