[Javascript] Forcing Frames

Wed May 23 09:57:13 CDT 2001

Hello all,

I am trying to do a simple Force Frames in a two frame environment.  In
otherwords when someone calls my page, I want to make sure that the page
appears in the frame set with the top navbar loaded.

I have been looking at Yehuda Shiran stuff at:

http://www.webreference.com/js/tips/000405.html
<http://www.webreference.com/js/tips/000405.html> 
and
http://www.webref.com/js/tips/991204.html
<http://www.webref.com/js/tips/991204.html> 

But there must be something easier than that!  He is using a multiple frame
environment.

So far my code looks like this.

<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
if (self == top) {

              location.replace("../../default.htm");
       location.replace.frame[1]("html/3_Industries/co_3off.htm")
}
// -->
</script>

Of course it is the frame[1] line that doesn't work.  

I get the error "Object doesn't support this method" 

Is there an easy fix?

Thanks

Mike

Michael Weber
Web Designer
Marketing Department
De Lage Landen
(610) 386-5000 ext 3362
MWeber at leasedirect.com <mailto:MWeber at leasedirect.com>  <
mailto:MWeber at leasedirect.com <mailto:MWeber at leasedirect.com> >

-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Hearne [ mailto:steve.hearne at mvc-ent.co.uk
<mailto:steve.hearne at mvc-ent.co.uk> ]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 10:17 AM
To: javascript at LaTech.edu
Subject: Re: [Javascript] Open a new window, then close it!

Thanks for your help.  This is now written.
Steve

>>> rodney at aflyingstart.net 05/23/01 12:43PM >>>

Steve Hearne wrote:

> I would like to be able to;
>
> 1) Display an HTML window

> 2) Have that window automatically open a new window once it is displayed
<body ... onload="window.open(blah)">

> 3) Have that new window perform some ASP
The URL specified in the blah of onload="window.open(blah)" can be an
ASP page.

> 4) Have the new window shut itself once that code has been executed and
finally.....

call a function containing
self.close()

This might be triggered by loading/writing a new page when the asp
script has run.
You have to decide what event you will use for this.

> 5) Return to the original window
self.opener.focus()
This would have to come before
self.close()
or there would be no window in which the script could run!

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