frameset not working in Netscape

@letscodeJun 21.2005

I’m calling a function in a frameset ,from a different page inside a frameset…
like
window.open(“default.aspx?id=3″,”mainframe”)

In Internet Explorer its working properly but in Netscape Navigator its opening in a new window.. and also the parameter is not passing..

HELP…

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@FrozenDiceJun 21.2005 — #I think I understand you but please clarify these few points. Your using a frameset and you want to click a link in one of the frames, and have another frame change its source location? Or are you trying to open a new window? Or are you trying to change the location of the entire frameset. Such as clicking a link to google.com and having the entire page go go google? to solve that just replace the second variable with _parent

window.open is used for opening a new window so I'm assuming that. Refernce http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/methods/open_0.asp

Just a little to little information.

@pulpfrictionJun 22.2005 — #simple....forget netscape, dont waste your time allowing for it's downfalls

@letscodeauthorJun 22.2005 — #Hey Frozen,

Thanks for replying...

You said "Your using a frameset and you want to click a link in one of the frames, and have another frame change its source location?"...this is what I'm trying to do..

window.open("default.aspx?id=3","mainframe")

I have two frames and one is left and the other is mainframe...

The mainframe is the name of the frame that has to be loaded with the page default.aspx..

I think I understand you but please clarify these few points. Your using a frameset and you want to click a link in one of the frames, and have another frame change its source location? Or are you trying to open a new window? Or are you trying to change the location of the entire frameset. Such as clicking a link to google.com and having the entire page go go google? to solve that just replace the second variable with _parent

window.open is used for opening a new window so I'm assuming that. Refernce http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/methods/open_0.asp

Just a little to little information.[/QUOTE]

@letscodeauthorJun 27.2005 — #anyone

@Orc_ScorcherJun 27.2005 — #Why not use an ordinary HTML anchor?

<a target="mainframe" href="default.aspx?id=3">Your link text</a>

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