Hi,
I have an html page with frames. I'm using IE7 (it's an intranet). I'm using the onUnLoad event to close the current page and open a new page when the user clicks the back arrow. Here's the current iteration of my code:
<code>
<BODY onUnLoad="loadSummary()">
<script language="JavaScript">
function loadSummary() {
window.close("DetailMain.html");
window.open("SummaryMain.html");
}
</script>
...
</code>
It does open up the new page but keeps the old page in a window behind it.
At this time it is not possible to go to a non-frame framework ... that will be done in the near future.
How I solve this using the current structure?
Thanks,
- Bruce
I have an html page with frames. I'm using IE7 (it's an intranet). I'm using the onUnLoad event to close the current page and open a new page when the user clicks the back arrow. Here's the current iteration of my code:
<code>
<BODY onUnLoad="loadSummary()">
<script language="JavaScript">
function loadSummary() {
window.close("DetailMain.html");
window.open("SummaryMain.html");
}
</script>
...
</code>
It does open up the new page but keeps the old page in a window behind it.
At this time it is not possible to go to a non-frame framework ... that will be done in the near future.
How I solve this using the current structure?
Thanks,
- Bruce