Javascript help

Hello all,

I have a window that is a frameset top frame is 'header' bottom frame is
'main'. When this page loads I resize it and open a second window. I am
trying to have a link in the popup window target the 'main' frame of the
frameset that opened the popup.

Any ideas?

TIA,
vc

<a href="javascriptpener.top.main.location='new.htm l'">Link</a>
I think...
Mick

Victor Corey wrote:

Hello all,

I have a window that is a frameset top frame is 'header' bottom frame is
'main'. When this page loads I resize it and open a second window. I am
trying to have a link in the popup window target the 'main' frame of the
frameset that opened the popup.

Any ideas?

TIA,
vc

You don't have to do this with javascript. As long as your frames are named, then you can simply use the TARGET attribute.

<a href="example.html" target="main">

MiKE.
Looking for freelance work | mike[at]mzanime.com
$i = &quot;fun&quot;; while($i &gt; $possibilities) { $code; $code++; }

Will that work from the Popup?
Mick

"mzanime.com" webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com wrote:

You don't have to do this with javascript. As long as your frames are named, then you can simply use the TARGET attribute.

a href="example.html" target="main"> MiKE.
Looking for freelance work | mike[at]mzanime.com
$i = &quot;fun&quot;; while($i > $possibilities) { $code; $code++; }

Will that work from the Popup?

No

"mick_white" <mick (AT) gerrytimlin (DOT) com> wrote

Will that work from the Popup?
Mick

"mzanime.com" webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com wrote:

You don't have to do this with javascript. As long as your frames are
named, then you can simply use the TARGET attribute.

a href="example.html" target="main"> MiKE.
Looking for freelance work | mike[at]mzanime.com
$i = &quot;fun&quot;; while($i > $possibilities) { $code; $code++; }