Overriding _top target

We are implementing an application in a frame that seems to have a lot of
"target=_top" links which, as predicted, pulls the app out of the frame its
supposed to stay in. Is there a way to force "_top" to be the frame it is
to reside in?

Thanks!
Jon

On 7/10/04 3:42 pm, Jon Glazer wrote:

We are implementing an application in a frame that seems to have a lot of
"target=_top" links which, as predicted, pulls the app out of the frame its
supposed to stay in. Is there a way to force "_top" to be the frame it is
to reside in?

Nope.

The best you can do is use a batch processing editor to delete all these
target attributes.

Phil
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"Philip Ronan" <phil.ronanzzz (AT) virgin (DOT) net> wrote

On 7/10/04 3:42 pm, Jon Glazer wrote:

We are implementing an application in a frame that seems to have a lot
of
"target=_top" links which, as predicted, pulls the app out of the frame
its
supposed to stay in. Is there a way to force "_top" to be the frame it
is
to reside in?

Nope.

The best you can do is use a batch processing editor to delete all these
target attributes.

I agree, but have you tried naming the parent form "_top"? Don't know if it
will work but worth a shot.

BTW, just wondering if "_parent" is a valid reference to the parent
container for a frame?

Jon Glazer wrote:

We are implementing an application in a frame that seems to have a lot of
"target=_top" links which, as predicted, pulls the app out of the frame its
supposed to stay in. Is there a way to force "_top" to be the frame it is
to reside in?

Thanks!
Jon

Yes. Just rename target="_self" or remove the target.

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