Frames

[ahksar]

Hi,
I am using a web page with frames. I am writing a function for a visitor to email a friend the page URL. Since I use frames, the email function takes the URL of the parent window,which doesnt change,NOT the URL inner frame where the actual article is located.
I have used the code below,
script>document.write(&quot;<input type=\&quot;hidden\&quot; name=\&quot;url\&quot; value=\&quot;&quot; + opener.document.location.href + &quot;\&quot;>&quot;</script>, and it worked fine in IE, but not Netscape.
So I tried <script>document.write(&quot;<input type=\&quot;hidden\&quot; name=\&quot;url\&quot; value=\&quot;&quot; + parent.location.href + &quot;\&quot;>&quot;</script>,
but this again gives the URL of the parent frame, or in some cases, the URL of the page with the email.html file.
I am using CFMAIL to send out the email.
Could anyone help, as to get the URL of the inner frame...
Thanks
Ahksar

 

[GIGN]

Why are you using opener? opener gives you the page from a which a new window was opened using window.open()?

parent gives you the frameset page - to get one of the frames use:

parent.frameName.document.location


I hope this is what you mean!
b² - benbiddington@surf4nix.com

 

[123morpheus]

It's a difficult story for a simple answer!!!

I agree with Bangers a bit but I thought it was

parent.frames.framename.document.location

greetz Da Morpheus

 

[Tee1212]

ahksar--

Did you ever figure this problem out? I'm having a similar problem now.

Teresa