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  • wmbrae
    New Member
    • Apr 2008
    • 3
    #1

    problem loading another frame

    i'm a total newbie, been at this for 3 days.

    The sample below works. It consists of 4 separate htm files.

    Lauch 01.htm creates 2 frames _L, _R and _R has a link which when pressed will load 03.htm into _L and 03.htm will load 04.htm into _R.

    When all files are in the same directory it works
    When 03.htm is stored in a sub-directory (called sub) below the other files, the load

    parent._R.locat ion.href = "04.htm"

    doesn't work.
    In 02.htm I specify (note in href= the addition of sub\

    <a href="sub\03.ht m" target="_L">loa d 03.htm into _L</a>

    and when you click on the link load 03.htm into _L it loads 03.htm just fine but the script in the header doen't work.
    Can anyone help?
    Thanks.


    <! 00.htm

    [HTML]<HTML>
    <HEAD><TITLE>&n bsp</TITLE></HEAD>
    <BODY> Opening screen _L </BODY>
    </HTML>
    [/HTML]
    <! 01.htm

    [HTML]<HTML>
    <FRAMESET COLS="82%,*">
    <FRAME NAME="_L" SRC="00.htm">
    <FRAME NAME="_R" SRC="02.htm">
    </FRAMESET>
    </HTML>
    [/HTML]
    <! 02.htm

    [HTML]<HTML>
    <HEAD><TITLE>02 </TITLE></HEAD>
    <BODY>

    <a href="03.htm" target="_L">loa d 03.htm into _L</a>

    </BODY>
    </HTML>
    [/HTML]

    <! 03.htm

    [HTML]<HTML>
    <HEAD><TITLE>te st</TITLE><SCRIPT>

    parent._R.locat ion.href = "04.htm";

    </SCRIPT></HEAD>
    <BODY> Load 04.htm into _R </BODY>
    </HTML>
    [/HTML]

    <! 04.htm

    [HTML]<HTML>
    <HEAD><TITLE>&n bsp</TITLE></HEAD>
    <BODY> This is 04.htm in _R loaded from _L </BODY>
    </HTML>[/HTML]
    Last edited by acoder; Apr 4 '08, 11:27 AM. Reason: Added code tags
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    • hsriat
      Recognized Expert Top Contributor
      • Jan 2008
      • 1653
      #2
      Back slashes are not used here.
      Replace sub\ with sub/


      Harpreet

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        • wmbrae
          New Member
          • Apr 2008
          • 3
          #3
          Originally posted by hsriat
          Back slashes are not used here.
          Replace sub\ with sub/
          Harpreet
          Thanks to acoder for cleaning up my post.

          Thanks to Harpereet for your response.
          I didn't uderstand it at first, but I tried it out.

          in 02.htm, the \ worked in
          <a href="sub\03.ht m" target="_L">loa d 03.htm into _L</a>
          but based on the response, I changed it to
          <a href="sub/03.htm" target="_L">loa d 03.htm into _L</a>
          it worked also but with the same result the load _R didn't work.

          the big difference was in 03.htm, where i changed

          parent._R.locat ion.href = "04.htm";

          to

          parent._R.locat ion.href = "c:/04.htm";

          the page was loaded.

          Thank-you

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            • hsriat
              Recognized Expert Top Contributor
              • Jan 2008
              • 1653
              #4
              Try parent._R.src = "04.htm";
              or parent.frames['_R'].src = "04.htm";

              And one more thing. Its &nbsp; not &nbsp (don't forget the semi-colon in the end)

              Regards,
              Harpreet

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