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I think you will need to do some Javascript jiggery-pokery to get the form to post from the other frame...<br />
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AFAIK, there is no way to redirect the servlet output back into another frame...<br />
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I may be wrong...
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I think you will need to do some Javascript jiggery-pokery to get the form to post from the other frame...

AFAIK, there is no way to redirect the servlet output back into another frame...

I may be wrong...

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LOL ;-)<br />
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&gt;&gt;&nbsp;jiggery-pokery<br />
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That's a technical term is it ?<br />
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;-)
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LOL ;-)

>> jiggery-pokery

That's a technical term is it ?

;-)

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Can someone show me how this might work? &nbsp;I am not aware how I can have Javascript on one frame comunicate with Javascript on another frame.
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Can someone show me how this might work?  I am not aware how I can have Javascript on one frame comunicate with Javascript on another frame.

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parent.frames[ 1 ].postData( &quot;Tim&quot; ) ;<br />
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then in the other frame, have a form with a hidden value (in this case name), and do:<br />
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function postData( name )<br />
{<br />
&nbsp; document.forms[ 0 ].name = name ;<br />
&nbsp; document.forms[ 0 ].submit ;<br />
}<br />
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I think...
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parent.frames[ 1 ].postData( "Tim" ) ;


then in the other frame, have a form with a hidden value (in this case name), and do:

function postData( name )
{
  document.forms[ 0 ].name = name ;
  document.forms[ 0 ].submit ;
}

I think...

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Hi,<br />
I have a HTML Form in a frame that sends information to a servlet. &nbsp;I would like the output of the servlet to go to a different Frame. &nbsp;How can I do this?<br />
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thanks <br />
<br />
Sandy<br />

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Hi,
I have a HTML Form in a frame that sends information to a servlet.  I would like the output of the servlet to go to a different Frame.  How can I do this?

thanks 

Sandy


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