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You must give eeach frame a name. For example:<br />
&lt;FRAME SRC=main.html NAME=main&gt;<br />
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When you want a document to load in main.html, you can use TARGET=main.<br />
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FOR EXAMPLE &lt;A HREF=doc1.html TARGET=main&gt;Document 1&lt;/A&gt;<br />
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This loads doc1.html in the frame where main.html was loaded.<br />

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You must give eeach frame a name. For example:
<FRAME SRC=main.html NAME=main>

When you want a document to load in main.html, you can use TARGET=main.

FOR EXAMPLE <A HREF=doc1.html TARGET=main>Document 1</A>

This loads doc1.html in the frame where main.html was loaded.


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THere are noframes whatsoever, <br />
If there were frames,<br />
I would have no problems with it, but there AREN'T<br />
I just want to control a non-framed document<br />
from a flying menu, which is opened from the current<br />
&nbsp;docume.Any other suggestions?<br />

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THere are noframes whatsoever,
If there were frames,
I would have no problems with it, but there AREN'T
I just want to control a non-framed document
from a flying menu, which is opened from the current
 docume.Any other suggestions?


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In my main file, I open a window menu with Javascript (window.open command). This new window menu contains several links which should load different documents to the &quot;parent&quot; URL. I have tried to refer to the parent document as &quot;parent&quot;, or &quot;top&quot;, but it won't work. Tell me how can I refer to the caller-parent document from the window opened in Javascript?
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In my main file, I open a window menu with Javascript (window.open command). This new window menu contains several links which should load different documents to the "parent" URL. I have tried to refer to the parent document as "parent", or "top", but it won't work. Tell me how can I refer to the caller-parent document from the window opened in Javascript?

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