Thanks for your quick response. But im confused.
I tried doing the window.top.elementname, but im not sure
if I put it in the right place, or if I even put the
correct element name. The javascript function
sets up a variable to send an embeded win media player
in the parent page. its referenced as Mediaplayer.
my drop down menus selections look like this:
linkset[0]='<div class="menuitems"><a href="
target="ifram">Catering Halls</a></div>'
this loads the page into my iframe. I would like to
load the page into my parent page somehow because
of all the talk of problems with iframes. I would
probably be able to solve this variable transfer
problem if I could get this page to open without
using the iframe.
The page that has the button to load a video into the media
player has a function that looks like this:
function setBandwidth (connectionSpeed) {
if ((navigator.userAgent.indexOf("IE"

> -1) && (navigator.platform == "Win32"

) {
MediaPlayer.autoStart = true;
MediaPlayer.Filename = connectionSpeed + '.asx';
} else {
document.MediaPlayer.SetAutoStart(true);
document.MediaPlayer.SetFileName(connectionSpeed + '.asx');
}
}
window.top.MediaPlayer <-this is where i put your solution
the button that calls this function looks like this:
<a href="#" onClick="setBandwidth('56vin')"><img width=70 height=37 alt="Play 56k clip" border=0 src="part2b.GIF"></a></p>
so how do I get setBandwith info to the parent page?
is there a way I can load the page, because there are
alot of them, into the parent page?