Re: Unable to go to new page from within a frame

Hi Clarence,

It looks like a "target" statement in the link would solve your problem.
The target can be any frame, or a new window.

To open a link in a new window, you can use: <a href="foo.html"
target="_blank">.  To open the link in an existing frame, substitute the
frame name for the target location.

Jan

----- Original Message -----
From: "Clarence J." <clarencej(at)cantv.net>
To: <hwg-languages(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 3:02 PM
Subject: Unable to go to new page from within a frame


My dear friends.

I am yet a student of html, AND STILL IN BASICS; I haven't studied
javascript as yet, but I can read and understand some code and do changes to
adapt to situations.

I am doing a page with three sub frames to the mainframe. My problem is that
the links-out [NORMAL LINKS IN HTML] that I put will call the new page and
keep it in the frame from which it was linked. This is happening no matter
in which of the frames I put the links.

How can  put a link so that the screen would change completely to the new
page linked or at least open the page called in a new window

Please help me to resolve this!
Thanks in advance,
Clarence Jugeshuarsingh.

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