<link>

A URL that will be opened upon user click and, optionally, the dimensions of the window to be opened.

If the <link> tag is used in one line, the specified URL will open in a new full-size window. If the <link> tag is used in multiple lines with <height> and <width> tags, the URL will open in a pop-up window of the specified dimensions.

In order to link an image (<image name="">) to a URL, the <link> tag must be placed within <mouse_click> tags (see example below).

Child of: <button>, <click>, <drag_drop>, <drag_move>, <media>, <media_overlay>, <mouse_click>, <press>, <release>

Parent of: <url>, <height>, <width>

Examples:

<link>http://www.my_site.com</link>

The above link will open in a new full-size window.

<link>

<url>http://www.my_site.com</url>

<height>436</height>

<width>626</width>

</link>

The above link will open in a new 436x626 pop-up window.

If the link is used within an <image name=""> tag:

<image name="my_image">

            ...

            <mouse_click>

                        <link>http://www.my_site.com</link>

            </mouse_click>

</image>

<url>

The URL within a multi-line <link> tag or the URL to access for a web service.

When used within <web_service>, the return data is placed in a variable named web_service_value.

Child of: <link>, <web_service>

Parent of: Nothing

Examples:

<link>

<url>http://www.my_site.com</url>

<height>436</height>

<width>626</width>

</link>

<web_service>

            <url>http://www.my_site.com/my_web_service.asp</url>

            <next_node>a_node</next_node>

</web_service>