Try setting the target of the homebutton link to
parent.top.FRAMENAME (case sensitive)
i.e.
<a href="Blah.html" target="parent.top.FRAMENAME">
you can reference any frame within a frameset using this method and I think it is pretty widely supported.
Linq
I have a script which detects whether or not the page was loaded from within a particular frameset, if so, the home button is not visible.
If not then the home button is visible, works fine in IE but not in NS 7.1 or MoZilla 1.6
I have given the home button on the pages both a name and an id of...
Are you using JavaScript to open the frameset?
I think if you pass a name to the frameset page you are opening then you can use
onClick="javascript:window.close('NameOfFrameset')"
for the script on your home button
Linq
I have built a menu that grey's out a button when the corresponding page is loaded in the "main" frame, it works fine but when the frameset loads the menu page loads before the home page, therefore the menu page throws an error because it needs to load after the home page and determine which...
I have a select box populated with vendors, when the user clicks the vendor I would like to populate a select on the next page with that vendors item types, any help is greatly appreciated.
I've opened a window outside of the frameset, now from that window I need to open a new page within the frameset and close the pop up.
onClick="javascript:window.opener.open('Tips.html','Tips')
I've tried various combos of "window.opener.top.parent.FrameName" with no luck.
Any...
Thanks, I tried that one already. I've tried a few different combinations and haven't had any success. I used the same approach to a banner last year and it worked but it was in html.
This is probably an easy one, I'm having some difficulty getting an image to occupy 100% of a cell in a table.
I'm trying to accomodate high resolutions by stretching a slice taken from the graphic.
Here's the code
<table align="left" border="0" width="100%"...
I've tried a few things but haven't had any luck, thanks for the quick response.
<script language="JavaScript">
//instantiate a global variable to hold the # of added controls
var numberOfAddedControls = 0;
function addTextBox(){
// increment number of added controls...
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