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Jun 09.2003

I’m using this script [url]http://javascript.internet.com/navigation/frame-branding.html[/url] on my site at [url]http://machenfamily.com[/url]

It works great but I would like;

The content opened in the same window instead of a new one, is that possible?

The “Close” button I added to the banner at the top will not close the window for some reason, what am I doing wrong?

Thanks in advance!

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@Khalid_AliJun 09.2003 — You need to make a little code change.

Here is the one link for example from the link you posted above

<a target="_new" href="http://www.lycos.com/" onClick="return frameBranding('http://www.lycos.com', 'http://javascript.internet.com/navigation/frame-branding-thanks.html', 'cols');">Lycos (with cols branding)</a>

In the very beginiing there is an attribute

target="_new"

change this to this

target="_self"

and the frames will open in the current window.
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@EarlauthorJun 09.2003 — I don't even use _new in the link. They javascript itself opens a new window. Is there an extra piece of code I need to add to the javascript or change something for it to open in the same window?
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@Khalid_AliJun 09.2003 — You will need to post javascript code for at least this function

frameBranding
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@EarlauthorJun 09.2003 — <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

<!-- Original: Grace Li ([email protected]) -->

<!-- Web Site: http://www.sysu.net/gl105 -->

<!-- Modified By: Ronnie T. Moore, Editor -->

<!-- This script and many more are available free online at -->

<!-- The JavaScript Source!! http://javascript.internet.com -->

<!-- Begin

percent = "10%";

function frameBranding(actualurl, brandingurl, frametype) {

var framewin = window.open("","brandingframe");

with (framewin.document) {

write("<html><frameset " + frametype + "=" + percent + ",*>");

write("<frame src=" + brandingurl + ">");

write(" <frame src=" + actualurl + ">");

write("</frameset></html>");

}

return false;

}

// End -->

</script>
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@EarlauthorJun 09.2003 — Would you use window.open.self ?
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