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Posted by Neredbojias on 05/08/06 17:13
To further the education of mankind, jamesmgregg68@gmail.com vouchsafed:
> I'm somewhat of a JS dummy, so any help here is appreciated.
>
> I have a page with multiple iFrames that load like main, secondary, and
> tertiary menus -
> click Link A or B in frame #1, it loads a page ("ay.htm" or "bee.htm")
> in frame #2.
> click Link C, D or E in frame #2, it loads a page in frame #3.
> click Link F, G, H, or I in frame #3, it loads a page in frame #4.
>
> Let's say I clicked Link B in frame #1, and opened a bunch of submenus
> in the other 3 iFrames.
>
> The problem is, if I've drilled down that far and then go back to frame
> #1 and click Link A, I still see all the Link B submenu content.
>
> I added a simple JS button so the user can click and refresh the entire
> page back to nothing, but knowing end-users they don't always work that
> way.
>
> So....
> How can I make it so if the user clicks Link A or B at any time, it
> both refreshes the entire page (and therefore clears all the content in
> frames #2-4), AND loads the requested document into frame #2?
>
> Or is there an easier way to do this?
One thing I always wanted to try and never did was "about:blank" in the
iframe. If that doesn't work, you could append a hash or query string to
the url.
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Neredbojias
Infinity has its limits.
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