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Experts,<br />
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I have an iFrame that is contained within an iFrame. In the nested iFrame I have a a bit of javaScript that I need to use to redirect to a page because I pass certain query string parameters.<br />
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I have tried top.navigate, window.top.navigate, top.location, parent.location, top.parent.location with no luck from any of them.<br />
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Can anyone advise?
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Experts,

I have an iFrame that is contained within an iFrame. In the nested iFrame I have a a bit of javaScript that I need to use to redirect to a page because I pass certain query string parameters.

I have tried top.navigate, window.top.navigate, top.location, parent.location, top.parent.location with no luck from any of them.

Can anyone advise?

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