Refreshing entire framesets without opening a new window - Does anyone know if it's possible / how?
Here's my problem.......I have a webpage consisting of two frames. It's a graphic version. I want to have a link off of one of those frames that will replace that whole frameset with the new text version (frames also) -- not opening a new browser window. I tried going to a separate HTML document that does a refresh to the new frameset -- but it still opens it in whatever frame the link is in. It won't replace what's already there (both frames at once). I guess I'm just going to have to settle for opening a new browser window which I don't want to do -- because for some users that gets confusing......any ideas would be appreciated.
Leech posted this at 03:21 — 23rd July 1999.
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<a href="yourlink.html" target="_top"> Click here </a>
Try this one...
Greetz,
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Leech.
anti people, now you've gone too far... here's your antichrist superstar!
Likesumbig posted this at 03:27 — 23rd July 1999.
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Duuuuuhhhhhhh !!!!!
I've answered my own question! But for anyone who doesn't know that answer -- use "_parent" as a target -- to replace an entire frameset with another -- without opening a new window.
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