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Wipe out frames
I want to put code in my pages that will wipe any existing frames in the browsers so I can create my own frames without being in someone elses.
TARGET=_top ???
Here is the script code:
<script language="JavaScript">
<--
if (top.location.href != location.href)
top.location.href = location.href;
// -->
</script>
This will check to see if the current page is the "top" document. If it is not, it will make itself be the top.
<script language="JavaScript">
<--
if (top.location.href != location.href)
top.location.href = location.href;
// -->
</script>
This will check to see if the current page is the "top" document. If it is not, it will make itself be the top.
ASKER
Solution not working.
Situation: My site has the browser broken up into 3 frames.
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META NAME=”description” CONTENT=” Anna Kellers Advanced Site”>
<META NAME=”keywords” CONTENT=”Training, HTML, JAVAScript, JavaScript,
JAVA, Developer, C, Client/Server, Keller, Anna”>
<TITLE>Technical Tutorials, Travel, Reading/Writers</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<!--- 3 Frames split into 2 rows with the 2nd row 2 columns --->
<FRAMESET ROWS="25%,*" border=1 frameborder=2 framespacing=1>
<!--- Frame for Sponsor --->
<FRAME SRC="geostuff.html" name="SPONSORAK" marginwidth=0
scrolling=”no”>
<FRAMESET COLS="75%,25%" border=1 frameborder=2 framespacing=1>
<!--- Frame for Pages --->
<FRAME SRC="homeak.html" name="PAGESAK" marginwidth=1 scrolling="AUTO"
frameborder=2>
<!--- Frame for Menu --->
<FRAME SRC="menuak.html" name="MENUAK" marginwidth=1 frameborder=2
scrolling="AUTO">
</FRAMESET>
</FRAMESET>
</html>
My subpages run in frame PAGESAK and on those pages is
a return to my home page (just incase they get to a
page without going through my site homepage/frames)
which is a link to above html. Now PAGESAK fills with
frames, when what I actually want is the original
frames zapped and the new frames opened (instead of
new frames opened within the PAGESAK frame in the currently
subdivided browser).
--------------------------
| SPONSOR STUFF --- STAYS THE SAME |
--------------------------
| | |
| | Menu |
| Dynamically Changing Pages | Stays |
| | The |
| | Same |
--------------------------
please help ... we're getting closer.
Situation: My site has the browser broken up into 3 frames.
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META NAME=”description” CONTENT=” Anna Kellers Advanced Site”>
<META NAME=”keywords” CONTENT=”Training, HTML, JAVAScript, JavaScript,
JAVA, Developer, C, Client/Server, Keller, Anna”>
<TITLE>Technical Tutorials, Travel, Reading/Writers</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<!--- 3 Frames split into 2 rows with the 2nd row 2 columns --->
<FRAMESET ROWS="25%,*" border=1 frameborder=2 framespacing=1>
<!--- Frame for Sponsor --->
<FRAME SRC="geostuff.html" name="SPONSORAK" marginwidth=0
scrolling=”no”>
<FRAMESET COLS="75%,25%" border=1 frameborder=2 framespacing=1>
<!--- Frame for Pages --->
<FRAME SRC="homeak.html" name="PAGESAK" marginwidth=1 scrolling="AUTO"
frameborder=2>
<!--- Frame for Menu --->
<FRAME SRC="menuak.html" name="MENUAK" marginwidth=1 frameborder=2
scrolling="AUTO">
</FRAMESET>
</FRAMESET>
</html>
My subpages run in frame PAGESAK and on those pages is
a return to my home page (just incase they get to a
page without going through my site homepage/frames)
which is a link to above html. Now PAGESAK fills with
frames, when what I actually want is the original
frames zapped and the new frames opened (instead of
new frames opened within the PAGESAK frame in the currently
subdivided browser).
--------------------------
| SPONSOR STUFF --- STAYS THE SAME |
--------------------------
| | |
| | Menu |
| Dynamically Changing Pages | Stays |
| | The |
| | Same |
--------------------------
please help ... we're getting closer.
Place the script that I noted above in the Frame Definition page. before the <HEAD> statement.
It will destroy the frames.
It will destroy the frames.
MasseyM's suggestion should work. I believe that some browsers don't like the "href" after location. Try it without href:
<script language="JavaScript">
<--
if (top.location != document.location)
top.location = document.location;
// -->
</script>
<script language="JavaScript">
<--
if (top.location != document.location)
top.location = document.location;
// -->
</script>
Actually the most compatible version is
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META NAME=”description” CONTENT=” Anna Kellers Advanced Site”>
<META NAME=”keywords” CONTENT=”Training, HTML, JAVAScript, JavaScript,
JAVA, Developer, C, Client/Server, Keller, Anna”>
<TITLE>Technical Tutorials, Travel, Reading/Writers</TITLE>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"><!--
if (self!=top) top.location = self.location.href;
// uncloak --></SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<FRAMESET......
Michel
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META NAME=”description” CONTENT=” Anna Kellers Advanced Site”>
<META NAME=”keywords” CONTENT=”Training, HTML, JAVAScript, JavaScript,
JAVA, Developer, C, Client/Server, Keller, Anna”>
<TITLE>Technical Tutorials, Travel, Reading/Writers</TITLE>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"><!--
if (self!=top) top.location = self.location.href;
// uncloak --></SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<FRAMESET......
Michel
All these examples will however break the back button so perhaps
if (self!=top) setTimeout("top.location = self.location.href",3000);
is a more gentle method...
Michel
if (self!=top) setTimeout("top.location = self.location.href",3000);
is a more gentle method...
Michel
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Basically what I said:
Yep
Michel
Michel
So, you just repost my answer? I don't really get it. Ok, I see.
Come on MasseyM, there is a little more to my answer than a repost if you see my 2 preceding comments... Anna could split the points - or I could post some points. I just felt I had added enough to merit an answer.
Michel
Michel
Thanks. Please ask Linda in customer services to help you give some points to MasseyM
Michel
Michel