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Hi - including the NAME tag as you suggested worked just fine in FireFox. Thanks
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Hi - including the NAME tag as you suggested worked just fine in FireFox. Thanks

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Hi<br />
The following js function is used to handle our load reports page event in a web app…<br />
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function loadReports(){<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; top.frames[&quot;ifrMain&quot;].docu<wbr />ment.locat<wbr />ion = &quot;Reports.aspx&quot;;<br />
}<br />
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It works perfectly on IE and Chrome, however when the web app is ran in Firefox 14.01 this error occurs…<br />
TypeError: top.frames.ifrMain is undefined<br />
<a href="http://localhost:53427/js/Sidebar.js" rel="ugc">http://localhost:53427/js/Sidebar.js</a><br />
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We have ran Firefox in Safemode, disabled all plug ins, tried it on other FF installations etc but the problem remains. <br />
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Can anyone help as its proving rather tricky to find a solution that works on all three browsers.<br />
Thanks
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Hi
The following js function is used to handle our load reports page event in a web app…

function loadReports(){
    top.frames["ifrMain"].document.location = "Reports.aspx";
}

It works perfectly on IE and Chrome, however when the web app is ran in Firefox 14.01 this error occurs…
TypeError: top.frames.ifrMain is undefined
http://localhost:53427/js/Sidebar.js

We have ran Firefox in Safemode, disabled all plug ins, tried it on other FF installations etc but the problem remains. 

Can anyone help as its proving rather tricky to find a solution that works on all three browsers.
Thanks

top.frames -  IE vs FF vs Chrome

JavaScript is a dynamic, object-based language commonly used for client-side scripting in web browsers. Recently, server side JavaScript frameworks have also emerged. JavaScript runs on nearly every operating system and  in almost every mainstream web browser.