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Now why didn't I think of that!
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ok.. I might be in a frame, might not, so when users click on the button as shown below it &nbsp;brings up the index in the current frame how can I target &quot;_top&quot; &nbsp;?<br />
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And yes I do need to use the button!<br />
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&lt;button onclick=&quot;location.href='in<wbr />dex.asp'&quot;&gt;<wbr />Back to the Menu&lt;/button&gt;
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ok.. I might be in a frame, might not, so when users click on the button as shown below it  brings up the index in the current frame how can I target "_top"  ?

And yes I do need to use the button!

<button onclick="location.href='index.asp'">Back to the Menu</button>

javascript location.href....(also easy when you know how)

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