I am at my wits end and my brain is about dead. I work for a company in the NOC (network operations center) and we have a small internal only web page. One of the monitors we use is an external company that tests all our si.... lets just skip to my problem...
I need a script that will remove all instances of:
target="_top"
in a page on the fly. I am forced to use a page with frames, (please pause the flaming about frames, its not an option at this point) and a page that we link to and need to appear in a frame has target="_top"'s all over the place. As im sure all you web guru's know this mixes like oil and water. Any help would be appreciated, and yes...I have googled the crap out of my problem and either its well hidden or im not looking properly.
Thanks in advance,
Alan
I need a script that will remove all instances of:
target="_top"
in a page on the fly. I am forced to use a page with frames, (please pause the flaming about frames, its not an option at this point) and a page that we link to and need to appear in a frame has target="_top"'s all over the place. As im sure all you web guru's know this mixes like oil and water. Any help would be appreciated, and yes...I have googled the crap out of my problem and either its well hidden or im not looking properly.
Thanks in advance,
Alan