Could someboby help me with the following problem. I have a frame set where all the pages loading in the main frame called "main" and that works fine. All the pages loading using ACTION and TARGET attributes. But there is a particular page that loads not by using 'action' and 'target' attributes but typing in url address( something like How can I load this page in the "main" frame as well. What is the code for that?
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All the pages have <form name="form" action="go.asp" target="main">. So when I click links anywhere on the page it works fine and loads desired page in the "main" frame. But there is one page(located somewhere in the root directory) that I want to load by typing URL address in the address bar(something like The problem is that when I type address,it loads in maximized mode but I want it to be displayed in the "main" frame as well.
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there is no code (href) for that page that I want to load. It comes from http address. But it comes as a separate page and displayed in maximized mode. Is there some coding like document.location (or state) in <script> that can direct the page into desired frame?
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Sorry that it wasn't clear enough. Actually there is no problem with frames and links. There is a page called "administrator menu" and it doesn't linked to any page in my program (it is located in folder). To get to that page I must call that page in the URL address bar, like any page on internet. When it loads, it displayed in maximized mode - that all the problem. I want it to be displayed in the "main" frame. That's all.
This sounds to me like you are trying to alter a coldfusion installation, is this so?
If I am correct then you really do not want to mess about with it, there is no need to do this. The source is encrypted and while this may be easy to decrypt, you would have to decrypt and alter every single page that references a link or form.
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Wullie
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The leader adjusts the sails. - John Maxwell
If I am correct then you really do not want to mess about with it, there is no need to do this. The source is encrypted and while this may be easy to decrypt, you would have to decrypt and alter every single page that references a link or form.
Hope this helps
Wullie
The pessimist complains about the wind. The optimist expects it to change.
The leader adjusts the sails. - John Maxwell
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