Quoting Dan Powderhill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> If the window is opened by javascript and assigned to a variable when it
> is opened it should be fairly easy to do, if it's not it's going to be a
> lot harder. What's the code that opens the window?
>
> Dan
>
Yea, that's what I was thinking too. But, JavaScript being the weakest part of
my ASP arsenal, I got confused in two places:
1) where to define the window variable globally so the all frames of both
framesets could see it; &
2) what the exact snytax of the statement to access that variable between the
two frames in differing framesets would be.
I guess knowing 1) might help solve 2)...
Anywhy, the window opening code now is:
var ChatRoomWin;
function openchat(){
ChatRoomWin=window.open('chat/WebChat/main2.asp','ChatRoom',"resizable=1,scrollbars=1")
}
...
<a href=javascript:openchat() Title='Enter Chat Rooms' Class='Popup'>
<font style='font-size:8pt;color:white;font-family:arial;text-decoration:
none;'>Chat Rooms</font></a>
...
This code is from "Menu.asp", which is the driving file for frame 0 of frameset
1.
I just can't figure out how to get to this from "Logout.asp" from frame 0 of
frameset 1...
Thanks,
Cary
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