Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 03/23/06 14:48

Chris Ianson wrote:
> Hi, I have a page, with an inline frame.
>
> When someone clicks a hyperlink I want it to go to a bookmark within the
> inline frame AND THEN call a bookmark in the parent frame.

By bookmark I am assuming you mean and 'anchor' on the page or the
'fragment' of a URL (the part after the '#')
>
> The reason for this is the bookmark in the inline frame causes the parent
> frame to scroll down, which I do not want. I will therefore have a bookmark
> in the parent to scroll back up again.
>

Not without reliance on JavaScript because the fragment is not
transmitted, but is handled in the browser. Frames, iframes -- all the
same, what at first seems like a simple solution winds up plague with
'little problems'.

URL? You might better solve your problem by dropping the iframe.

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Take care,

Jonathan
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