Hi,
Got a really annoying problem :/
I use 2 different types of framesets;
1)
| | <---------- TOPMAIN
---------------------
| |
| | <---------- MAIN
| |
---------------------
Then, inside MAIN, I have;
#
#
#
|
---------------------
| | |
| | | <---------- BROWSERMAIN
| | |
---------------------
When using ONLY the above frameset, then this works fine;
However, if loading the first frameset first, and then the above INSIDE "MAIN", I can use this fine;
However, when I put this in, and then try accessing it via just the BROWSERSIDE and BROWSERMAIN frameset, I get an error saying;
Source File: http://www.domain.co.uk/editors/pages/tree/menu_ACULEGAL_0.467601555007608.js
Line: 4
I guess what I really need, is a way to figure out if they are accessing it from the main frameset, or just loading it themselves.
So again, just to clarify...
..this works when in a double frameset (i.e a frame inside the main frame);
.. but this doesn't (although it works fine if loading it in a single frameset);
I've been banging my head over this for days and days... so *any* suggestions/ideas are much appreciated :)
TIA
Andy (mod)
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Got a really annoying problem :/
I use 2 different types of framesets;
1)
Code:
--------------------- | | <---------- TOPMAIN
---------------------
| |
| | <---------- MAIN
| |
---------------------
Then, inside MAIN, I have;
Code:
BROWSERSIDE #
#
#
|
---------------------
| | |
| | | <---------- BROWSERMAIN
| | |
---------------------
When using ONLY the above frameset, then this works fine;
Code:
var ContentUrl = top.frames['BROWSERMAIN'].location;However, if loading the first frameset first, and then the above INSIDE "MAIN", I can use this fine;
Code:
var ContentUrl = top.frames['MAIN'].frames['BROWSERMAIN'].location;However, when I put this in, and then try accessing it via just the BROWSERSIDE and BROWSERMAIN frameset, I get an error saying;
Quote:
Error: top.frames.BROWSERMAIN has no properties Source File: http://www.domain.co.uk/editors/pages/tree/menu_ACULEGAL_0.467601555007608.js
Line: 4
I guess what I really need, is a way to figure out if they are accessing it from the main frameset, or just loading it themselves.
So again, just to clarify...
..this works when in a double frameset (i.e a frame inside the main frame);
Code:
var ContentUrl = top.frames['MAIN'].frames['BROWSERMAIN'].location;.. but this doesn't (although it works fine if loading it in a single frameset);
Code:
var ContentUrl = top.frames['BROWSERMAIN'].location;I've been banging my head over this for days and days... so *any* suggestions/ideas are much appreciated :)
TIA
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
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