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  1. WARlrus

    Multiple redirects

    Yep, they are all on the same domain
  2. WARlrus

    Multiple redirects

    mainContentFrame is an iFrame within mainFrame The code you said does not work on my site Could it be something to do with being used in onLoad() code?
  3. WARlrus

    Multiple redirects

    The frameset is: <frameset rows="*" cols="195,*" framespacing="0" frameborder="YES" border="1" bordercolor="#FF9900"> <frame src="navigation.php" name="leftFrame" scrolling="AUTO" noresize> <frameset rows="*" cols="*,202" framespacing="0" frameborder="YES" border="1" bordercolor="#FF9900">...
  4. WARlrus

    Multiple redirects

    Sorry Dan, that didn't work. I've decided I'll just do it by asking the user to refresh the site. Thanks for the help :)
  5. WARlrus

    Multiple redirects

    Hi I am running a site with a log-in system When the user logs in (in "mainContentFrame"), i want the frame "leftFrame" to refresh and the frame "mainContentFrame" to refresh as well. Is there any way of doing this in javascript?

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