Re: javascript question
by "Bert Doorn" <bdoorn(at)iinet.net.au>
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G'day
> How can I make the index.htm load so the user comes in the front
> door using the frameset.
You could use a little javascript into the HEAD of each page. The script
would check whether the page is being displayed in a frameset and redirect
as appropriate. Essentially the reverse of a frame-breaking script:
<SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript">
<!-- hide
if (self = top) top.location=index.html;
// stop hiding -->
</SCRIPT>
Note this does not take care of it being in someone else's frameset. There's
probably some way to get around that - just haven;t thought about that one
yet.
HTH
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