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Here's a tip from Mitchell Landry
I had e-mailed you a couple of days ago inquiring about changing frames from within a form (pop-up menu). You replied that target command does not work and you didn't know any other way.Where (FrameYouWantToChangeTo) is a name of a frame you have predetermined. Plus this from Tracy & John Rogers This is not a JavaScript. It is a corollary to Mitchell Landry's comment in your Java Goodies (sic) section. He noted that you can change the frame a drop-down link goes to by putting "parent." in front of the "location=". What I've noticed is that if you have frames within frames and want the linked page to fill the browser from the top, you can put "top." in front of the "location=". I'm sure others are figuring that out on their own, but I thought this might save some people hours of frustration! |