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Posted by Wayne on 11/24/37 11:28
On 3 Oct 2005 23:30:31 -0700, "Maverick" <saenzcorp@yahoo.com> wrote:
>ok, it's obvious I must not be explaining this right,
You are totally explaining it right. You want to be able to redirect
to a specific frame. I had exactly the same issue with an application
I am working on. Apparently really old versions of Netscape supported
this particular thing (via a header) but no modern browser supports
it.
The syntax, in PHP, is:
header('Window-target: sometarget');
header('Location: http://somelocation');
Just don't expect it to work on anything other than old versions of
Netscape.
The problem is not PHP, it's with browsers and the HTTP spec. The
feature you are looking for doesn't exist in the browser or in the
spec.
The solution (which I culled from an ASP forum) is to simply fire out
some javascript. It doesn't have too many problems with tabs as it
will look to the current tab first before looking to other tabs.
>In programming I find nothing " Impossible ", just a lack of vision
>that's easily fixed...
Nothing is impossible -- but you do you have to find the right
location for your solution. You would need to add the feature to the
web browsers before PHP would be able to use it. ;)
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