Thanks gary and to everyone else that replied
Seamus
At 07:17 am 6/09/01 , you wrote:
>Here is some javascript that will work for you
>
>
>parent.location=index.cfm';
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>Replace index.cfm with the file or directory you want to goto
>
>
>Gary
>cfdev.com
>http://www.cfdev.com
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ember 2001 2:25 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: frames and cflocation
I believe you can't.
I've worked on an application which requires frames. And to
redirecting, I
had to use Javascript.
<!--
top.main.location.href = "<A HREF="http://www.whateveraddress.com"
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Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 11:15 AM
Subject: Re: frames and cflocation
> Seamus Campbell wrote:
> > I rarely use frames so know nothing about working with them.
> > how do I do the equivalent of target ="main"
> > with cflocati
> how do I do the equivalent of target ="main"
> with cflocation?
With javascript.
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I believe you can't.
I've worked on an application which requires frames. And to redirecting, I
had to use Javascript.
Billy
-Original Message-
From: Seamus
Seamus Campbell wrote:
> I rarely use frames so know nothing about working with them.
> how do I do the equivalent of target ="main"
> with cflocation?
Not. cflocation works server side and frames are client side. You will
need to write some javascript to do that for you.
Jochem
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