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feat: new portlet definition attribute: alternativeMaximizedLinkTarget #2524

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Add a new parameter alternativeMaximizedLinkTarget to provide the window target instead of having by default the _blank value on a href link.
Usefull when starting using esco-content-menu outside of the portal, like directly inside iframes and when we want that's open on _self target (replacing uPortal page by the alternativeMaximizedLink).
The default value keep the a href target="_blank".

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Add a new parameter `alternativeMaximizedLinkTarget` to provide the window target instead of having by default the `_blank` value on a href link.
Usefull for starting using esco-content-menu outside of the portal directly on iframes and when we want that's open on `_self` target.
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Hey folks I need your review on these change, and to merge it, could you watch on ?

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jgribonvald commented Aug 30, 2022

Hi folks, the esco-content-menu will evolve with this new param, can I merge ? This is working well on my side.

\cc @bjagg @cbeach47 @ChristianMurphy

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LGTM 🎉

@cbeach47 cbeach47 merged commit 071a0c1 into uPortal-Project:master Sep 8, 2022
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