Hmm... I need to find out myself. I don't know what is the answer to that question. I'll do some Googling and get back to you if I find an useful answer. You should email the people at iContact as they probably know..
Target isn't a frame attribute. Shouldn't it be name="frame" ?
Oh. I thought I had seen such an attribute somewhere. Not then... I guess there's nothing you can do in that case...
Well I don't know for a fact there isn't, but I can't image why you would need target= in the frame tag..
I have a script for changing more than one frame at a time..
Change Frame Scripts JS.
<script language="Javascript">.
<! Begin three change script.
// Load entirely new section.
Function loadNewSection (Forums, Threads, Main) {.
Parent.Forums.location.href=Forums.
Parent.Threads.location.href=Threads.
Parent.Main.location.href=Main.
}.
// End Script>.
</script>.
<script language="Javascript">.
<! Begin two change script.
// Load new Threads and Main.
Function loadSection (Threads, Main) {.
Parent.Threads.location.href=Threads.
Parent.Main.location.href=Main.
}.
// End Script>.
</script>.
<a href="javascript.
:loadNewSection ('forums.htm', 'threads.htm', 'main.htm')">Home</a>.
<a href="javascript.
:loadSection ('newthreads.htm', 'messages.htm')">New Posts</a>.
I don't know how much benefit this will be to you, but it might be worth a try?.
Peg..
Well, Pegasus... this is what I understood about the question: He shows a page in a frame, and would like all the links on that page to open in another frame. However, the page he shows in the frame is not his, so he can't edit it and add targets to it...
Hey, cheers for the suggestions guys, and yes it seems.
Agent002.
Described my problem in a nutshell (wait... so I could have just typed that one sentence for my first post?.
).
I'm afraid my brain is addled at the moment, I'm at work (1AM now) and I've been up for ages... will have to wait til tomorrow before I can safely attempt intelligent thought. But thanks for the script, Peg, I'll see if I can use it tomorrow..
I had a brainwave too... is there a way to "copy" or "record" any link you click on? If so, perhaps I could make a script that copies the URL you click on in frame 2, then loads it into frame 3. And also makes frame 2 go "back" to the previous page, if necessary (ie, if the clicked link loads into frame 2, like it does in my current code)..
Hmmm... not sure if that makes sense, the finger of tiredness is upon me....
...see? A cup of tea is what I need.....
Piln,.
It could be easily resolved by using JavaScript to add a base target to the page, but if the page is on another domain (that I suspect it is , true?), you will just get some security error...
Agent002, my files are offline on the PC I use at work (while the forums & threads are obviously online on the company's domain), so I guess by definition my files are in a different domain. I am freelance, a second-class citizen at this company, and they'd sooner eat their own faces than give me authorisation to upload stuff or modify their online files. Wish I could. But, in truth, I'd probably break something.
On purpose..