buddyrich2
Technical User
This isn’t easy to explain but here it goes…
I have a site that is basically comprised of two regular frames – named ‘header’ and ‘content’. The main content of the website is in ‘content’. I usually target everything to ‘content’ and it works fine. I now have an inline frame inside content – we’ll call it ‘Iframe”. I have links inside ‘Iframe’ which I need to target ‘content’ and have them execute in content. When I put “… target=content” in the link it works fine in IE. In Safari however, clicking the link makes it open in a new browser.
Isn’t there a way, with javascript, to reference the parent, which is in this case “content” and make it work right in any browser? If so, can you give me an example of the javascript?
Thanks is advance.
I have a site that is basically comprised of two regular frames – named ‘header’ and ‘content’. The main content of the website is in ‘content’. I usually target everything to ‘content’ and it works fine. I now have an inline frame inside content – we’ll call it ‘Iframe”. I have links inside ‘Iframe’ which I need to target ‘content’ and have them execute in content. When I put “… target=content” in the link it works fine in IE. In Safari however, clicking the link makes it open in a new browser.
Isn’t there a way, with javascript, to reference the parent, which is in this case “content” and make it work right in any browser? If so, can you give me an example of the javascript?
Thanks is advance.