Dec 21, 2005 #1 blues007 Technical User Oct 25, 2005 59 PT Is there any way of using getURL in a frames site? I can use _self or _blank parameters. Is there a equivalent to something like "mainframe"? Thank you.
Is there any way of using getURL in a frames site? I can use _self or _blank parameters. Is there a equivalent to something like "mainframe"? Thank you.
Dec 21, 2005 #2 MJB3K Programmer Jul 16, 2004 524 GB yea i think this will work: Code: getURL("page.htm", "mainframe"); not tested though. If it doesn't work, post back here. Regards, Martin Computing Help And Info: http://www.webrevolt.biz Upvote 0 Downvote
yea i think this will work: Code: getURL("page.htm", "mainframe"); not tested though. If it doesn't work, post back here. Regards, Martin Computing Help And Info: http://www.webrevolt.biz
Dec 21, 2005 Thread starter #3 blues007 Technical User Oct 25, 2005 59 PT I tried it already and it didn't work! I also tried "_mainframe". I didn't see any reference anywhere to this. Thank you very much anyway. Upvote 0 Downvote
I tried it already and it didn't work! I also tried "_mainframe". I didn't see any reference anywhere to this. Thank you very much anyway.
Dec 21, 2005 #4 billwatson Instructor Dec 18, 2002 2,312 CA did you name the frame correctly someClip.onRelease = function(){ getURL ("page_1.html", "main_frame_name"); } Upvote 0 Downvote
did you name the frame correctly someClip.onRelease = function(){ getURL ("page_1.html", "main_frame_name"); }
Dec 21, 2005 #5 oldnewbie Technical User Dec 6, 2000 9,142 CA In other words, you have to use the exact frame name you gave that frame when you defined your frameset. Regards. Affiliate Program - Web Hosting - Web Design 03/13/05 -> OLDNEWBIE VS FLASHK Upvote 0 Downvote
In other words, you have to use the exact frame name you gave that frame when you defined your frameset. Regards. Affiliate Program - Web Hosting - Web Design 03/13/05 -> OLDNEWBIE VS FLASHK