Re: retrieve the location of a page in a frame

Now the code is error free, but i don't get an alertbox?

Thx for reaction Mike!

Frederik

Thank you very much Mike to take time solving my problem!
Since you told me that the frames collection contains all of the frames in a
window i understand it perfect now.
I've read many forums before this post and there i've read some articles
with the use of this scriptline:
top.frames[1].frames[0].location (forum i visited for this script:
http://www.asp.net/Forums/ShowPost.a...&PostID=507978)

In the past i worked already with css for some of my school projects but for
this one i started working with frames (don't ask why but this is the
last time i do it this way)

Greetz Frederik

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On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 20:43:29 GMT, Fre
frederik.vandenNOSPAMMdriessche (AT) howest (DOT) be> wrote:

Now the code is error free, but i don't get an alertbox?

This is probably what you're after. The frames collection contains all of
the frames in a window, not per frameset. That means that "left" is frame
0, "head" is frame 1, "content" is frame 2, "menu" is frame 3, and "right"
is frame 4.
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Michael Winter
M.Winter (AT) blueyonder (DOT) co.invalid (replace ".invalid" with ".uk" to reply)