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I have cracked it - if my frame page is .asp it refreshes back to the home page, if is is .htm it refreshes the page open at the time!<br />
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Anybody tell me why? There's nothing in the code to tell it to redirect.
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I have cracked it - if my frame page is .asp it refreshes back to the home page, if is is .htm it refreshes the page open at the time!

Anybody tell me why? There's nothing in the code to tell it to redirect.

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I see, makes sense.<br />
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Thanks again - we must stop meeting like this....
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I see, makes sense.

Thanks again - we must stop meeting like this....

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:D sure ...<br />
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thanx for the A again ;)
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I have got a simple frame set. When I take a link from the top frame it loads my page in the middle frame. Nothing is happening in the bottom pane.<br />
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Great - all works exactly as I want it to.<br />
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However, &nbsp;if I have navigated to say my contact page which is in view in the middle frame and I press refresh it re loads the opening home page back into my middle frame window! It does not do it on other frame sites I have written and I cannot see anything obviously different between one that does and one that does not.<br />
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Any ideas? I would like it to simply refresh the page that is currently being viewed.
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I have got a simple frame set. When I take a link from the top frame it loads my page in the middle frame. Nothing is happening in the bottom pane.

Great - all works exactly as I want it to.

However,  if I have navigated to say my contact page which is in view in the middle frame and I press refresh it re loads the opening home page back into my middle frame window! It does not do it on other frame sites I have written and I cannot see anything obviously different between one that does and one that does not.

Any ideas? I would like it to simply refresh the page that is currently being viewed.

Frame Refresh

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.