spewn
Programmer
- May 7, 2001
- 1,034
it seems on ie and nscp that the back button operates frames one at a time. cool, i get that, but that makes things a little confusing for users. anyone come up with something to either change both locations (frame) on back button click?
i thought about on page unload, but then that messes up my existing js and code. the top frame contents are specific to the main frame, so if they use the back and the nav frame goes back one, problems arise. you know it's no good if you have to tell the user what to do and get technical.
also, the question might be answered if anyone oould come up with an answer to a previously posted follow up by me...
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how can you tell if the frame is at a particular url?
like,
if this.url == ' { yada yada yada }
but the catch is, it would have to detect all directories and folders of the address...
like when you search for something, you put an '*' to denote all additional characters...
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thanks. - crispy
i thought about on page unload, but then that messes up my existing js and code. the top frame contents are specific to the main frame, so if they use the back and the nav frame goes back one, problems arise. you know it's no good if you have to tell the user what to do and get technical.
also, the question might be answered if anyone oould come up with an answer to a previously posted follow up by me...
*****
how can you tell if the frame is at a particular url?
like,
if this.url == ' { yada yada yada }
but the catch is, it would have to detect all directories and folders of the address...
like when you search for something, you put an '*' to denote all additional characters...
*****
thanks. - crispy
