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  • Yue Zhang
    #1

    Redirect php file

    I'm developing a simple chat room box. The main chat room page is
    composed of three iframes, one for displaying messages posted, one for
    displaying usernames registered online, and the other for typing in
    messages. For each iframe there is a php file to handle it. I want to
    know once the message is typed in, how to make the message iframe to
    refresh and display the newest message. In other word, from one php
    file redirected to another php file. I tried include .php, but it
    fails because it refresh the wrong iframe ( the iframe for input
    messages). Thanks.
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    • Chung Leong
      #2
      Re: Redirect php file

      Echo something like this at the beginning of your page:

      <script>
      top.frames['name_of_the_fr ame_you_want_to _refresh'].location.reloa d();
      </script>

      Uzytkownik "Yue Zhang" <JohnZhang448@h otmail.com> napisal w wiadomosci
      news:c7d979ee.0 401161613.312d2 86c@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
      > I'm developing a simple chat room box. The main chat room page is
      > composed of three iframes, one for displaying messages posted, one for
      > displaying usernames registered online, and the other for typing in
      > messages. For each iframe there is a php file to handle it. I want to
      > know once the message is typed in, how to make the message iframe to
      > refresh and display the newest message. In other word, from one php
      > file redirected to another php file. I tried include .php, but it
      > fails because it refresh the wrong iframe ( the iframe for input
      > messages). Thanks.[/color]


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        • Yue Zhang
          #3
          Re: Redirect php file

          "Chung Leong" <chernyshevsky@ hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<-5mdnXg4QoACG5Xd 4p2dnA@comcast. com>...[color=blue]
          > Echo something like this at the beginning of your page:
          >
          > <script>
          > top.frames['name_of_the_fr ame_you_want_to _refresh'].location.reloa d();
          > </script>
          >
          > Uzytkownik "Yue Zhang" <JohnZhang448@h otmail.com> napisal w wiadomosci
          > news:c7d979ee.0 401161613.312d2 86c@posting.goo gle.com...[color=green]
          > > I'm developing a simple chat room box. The main chat room page is
          > > composed of three iframes, one for displaying messages posted, one for
          > > displaying usernames registered online, and the other for typing in
          > > messages. For each iframe there is a php file to handle it. I want to
          > > know once the message is typed in, how to make the message iframe to
          > > refresh and display the newest message. In other word, from one php
          > > file redirected to another php file. I tried include .php, but it
          > > fails because it refresh the wrong iframe ( the iframe for input
          > > messages). Thanks.[/color][/color]
          Can you explain to more in detail? The script should be javascript, right?
          It should be added to the page that need refresh, right? top.frames is what?
          Thanks.

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            • Chung Leong
              #4
              Re: Redirect php file

              No, you output it in the frame where the inputing occurs. Essentially, the
              input frame is telling the message frame to refresh.

              And yes, it's Javascript. Stick 'language="java script"' into the script tag
              if you feel like.

              Uzytkownik "Yue Zhang" <JohnZhang448@h otmail.com> napisal w wiadomosci
              news:c7d979ee.0 401171255.59fed 30b@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
              > "Chung Leong" <chernyshevsky@ hotmail.com> wrote in message[/color]
              news:<-5mdnXg4QoACG5Xd 4p2dnA@comcast. com>...[color=blue][color=green]
              > > Echo something like this at the beginning of your page:
              > >
              > > <script>
              > > top.frames['name_of_the_fr ame_you_want_to _refresh'].location.reloa d();
              > > </script>
              > >
              > > Uzytkownik "Yue Zhang" <JohnZhang448@h otmail.com> napisal w wiadomosci
              > > news:c7d979ee.0 401161613.312d2 86c@posting.goo gle.com...[color=darkred]
              > > > I'm developing a simple chat room box. The main chat room page is
              > > > composed of three iframes, one for displaying messages posted, one for
              > > > displaying usernames registered online, and the other for typing in
              > > > messages. For each iframe there is a php file to handle it. I want to
              > > > know once the message is typed in, how to make the message iframe to
              > > > refresh and display the newest message. In other word, from one php
              > > > file redirected to another php file. I tried include .php, but it
              > > > fails because it refresh the wrong iframe ( the iframe for input
              > > > messages). Thanks.[/color][/color]
              > Can you explain to more in detail? The script should be javascript, right?
              > It should be added to the page that need refresh, right? top.frames is[/color]
              what?[color=blue]
              > Thanks.[/color]


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                • Randy Webb
                  #5
                  Re: Redirect php file

                  Chung Leong wrote:[color=blue]
                  > No, you output it in the frame where the inputing occurs. Essentially, the
                  > input frame is telling the message frame to refresh.
                  >
                  > And yes, it's Javascript. Stick 'language="java script"' into the script tag
                  > if you feel like.[/color]

                  And if you want it to be the best practice, use type="text/javascript"
                  as the language attribute has been deprecated.


                  --
                  Randy

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