We use a three-window frameset for online manuals. The "main" window
contains our document. Since the documents have hyperlinks between
them for related topics, we have "return" links built into a
navigation bar on some of the pages. Most of the time these work
fine, but if the person clicked on the top or left frame before
clicking on the "return" link, the wrong frame is changed.
Does anybody know how to alter the script so that only the main
document window is in focus? Here's the script we use in the page:
<a href="javascript:history.go(-1);">Back</a>
By the way, this is for a company Intranet - with all users on IE5.5
as a minimum.
I have two framesets for a chat aplication, how can i scroll the messages frameset when a user submit a message from the input messages frameset ?I am using : parent.msg.window.scroll(1,400000); but it is not working
I'm trying to spread a table across a frameset. So I have index.htm that has an iframe sourcing the frameset. What I'm trying to do is create a table in index.htm to spread across the whole brower window. Code:
I have a frameset page as my index.html page and have noticed that if my page is opened in other resolution than the one it was created in, some pictures shift locatiuons.
If this was a non frames page i knew how to fix it... Is there any was to automaticaly resize a frameset proportionaly to the screen resolution?
ex: i want one picture to be exactly 1/4 of the screen, in a one-page i would do someting like...
I have a site with frames. Like most sites with frames, clicking links in one frame changes the page in the other frame.
Obviously, if someone puts in the URL for my site, they will get the "homepage" when they first get there. What I would like to accomplish is that if they leave my site, and then use the BACK button to come back, that the site will open with the homepage, not whatever page they were at when they left. Is that possible using javascript? If so, how?
My site isn't actually "on the web" yet, so I can't give you a URL.
After my web page has been loaded I'm doing some tests with a JavaScript. If I figure out that something is wrong I'd like to reload the whole frameset.
With Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox I can reload the whole frameset with parent.location.href = "index.html";
However, this doesn't work with Opera. Does someone know how to do that with Opera?
This problem is this:a page is made up of frameset, but i can't visit the iframe(inline frame) of the frame in the framset.just like the frameset have 3 frames,the third frame have a iframe(inline frame) .how to?
I have a frameset with nav on the left frame and pages on the right frame. The users would like the destination Url to show up on the address bar as they navigate to different portions of the site.
Since it is a framset, it always displays the root url. Is there a way in javascript/html/dhtml to do this?
I'm having difficulty trying to refresh the whole frameset from a hyperlink on one of the frames. I've searched google and tried many options, about 6 or 7 codes, but failed. This is among one of which i tried:
Very briefly, what i need to do is to refresh the entire frameset - the effect which can be obtained by pressing on the RELOAD button on the internet browser.This is how the frame looks like:
Code:
<html> <head> <title>Client</title>
[code]....
I am trying to refresh this entire frame using a link on the left frame, left.php.
I'm working on my website's intranet and I am having a problem defining and navigating a frameset in javascript. The source of the frame's code is this: Code:
I would like to use a single page (say linkout.html) as a branding/linkback frameset for a set of links from a site. (Think Digg or StumbleUpon). My intuition is that this is a Javascript thing and that I should be able to access the frame src= from the DOM,
I'm having difficulty trying to refresh the whole frameset from a hyperlink on one of the frames.I've searched google and tried many options, about 6 or 7 codes, but failed.This is among one of which i tried:[code]Very briefly, what i need to do is to refresh the entire frameset the effect which can be obtained by pressing on the RELOAD button on the internet browser.[code]I am trying to refresh this entire frame using a link on the left frame, left.php.
I have two on-line manuals built with frames. Each has a unique frameset. Some of the pages have related material and are linked.
Is there a way to have a page from Manual B called from manual A, which will cause Manual B's frameset to load? In other words, I do not want Manual B's page to load into the wrong frameset as the navigation information will be wrong.
Here's my problem: It is necessary to have people enter in direct links to pages on my site, which is frame-based, but when they go to any page that isn't the home page, the frameset doesn't load, so they're only presented with the content of the main frame, not the top logo or sidebar frames.
Is there a quick Javascript fix for this? I tried to Google search for a solution, but couldn't come up with the right search terms.
Also, when navigating to sub-pages from the main page via links in the frames, is there a way to get the address bar to show the direct-link address to the sub-page, instead of only showing the top-level address?
I have a main window which produces a number of child windows when I press a button. Users need to be able to switch between windows using Ctrl+Tab hot key. I was trying to implement this by intercepting keyup/keydown events in one of the frames. But the problem is that main window has several frames and I don't have access to all of them because some of them are in different domains. As soon as a user clicks on a frame without my handler the hot key is not working anymore. how to implement it? Maybe an ActiveX component? If ActiveX could help me - how does it work? how to write an activeX to intercepts hot keys in IE?
I used an online menu generator and thought I could use it in a frames page by using a normal HTML tag (target) but this didn't work and i don't know javascript to make any adjustments.
I have a main window which produces a number of child windows when I press a button.Users need to be able to switch between windows using Ctrl+Tab hot key.I was trying to implement this by intercepting keyup/keydown events in one of the frames.But the problem is that main window has several frames and I don't have access to all of them because some of them are in different domains.As soon as a user clicks on a frame without my handler the hot key is not working anymore.
Maybe an ActiveX component? If ActiveX could help me - how does it work?Are there any tutorials or examples how to write an ActiveX to intercepts hot keys in IE?
I'm opening a new window that contains a simple frameset (topFrame,mainFrame). On the mainFrame page I have along list of service descriptions each with their own named anchor.
Here is the script i'm using to open / center window in browser (script is from 'ultimate window pack' extention for dreamweaver): Code:
I am attempting to link to a particular area of a frame within a framset. I understand how to use anchor tags as well. The problem is, I can't point a link to an anchor that is within a frame of a new window. When a user clicks on the link, a new window will appear. This winow will contain frames. I would like to point certain links to specific areas within one of the frames. Is this making sense? Code:
Now, if you click on the blue highlighted links, it will open up a new window. This new window is constructed with frames. The top one displaying the blue header and the bottome one containing the content. Now, if they click on the "tax exempt I.D.", I would like the new window to open up with the bottom content showing "tax exempt I.D." at the very top. (So the user will not have to scroll down each time to find the help topic of their choice).
This is the code I am currently using on the links: <A HREF="javascriptpenWin('help_frames.htm#taxexempt');">
