Quick URL redirect question

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Roger Helliwell

My site uses frames, and I need to reload specific frames individually. For
example target="mainpanel" or target="_top". Response.Redirect() doesn't seem
allow for named targets.

Thanks,
Roger
 
The target has already been decided by the client at the point the page is
being request on the server. The only way to determine the target is on the
client. If you need to refresh frame A from a button in frame B I would
expect you to have to attach some javascript to the button to do so.


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Peter Morris said:
The target has already been decided by the client at the point the page is
being request on the server. The only way to determine the target is on the
client. If you need to refresh frame A from a button in frame B I would
expect you to have to attach some javascript to the button to do so.
Click to expand...

Oh! Of course... I just discovered that you can supply the <form> with a
target="_parent" attribute as well. All buttons on that form will cause a
reload into the main frame.
 
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