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how to do this?
using frames i have my main page in the bottom frame and some odds and ends in the top frame....after someone logs in i'd like to have the entire page refresh in itself....
so instead of just having my bottom frame refresh i want the top frame to refresh as well how would i go about do that.. ---Moved By Postalcow--- |
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RE: how to do this?
You could do:
<script language=javascript> window.location="index.php"; </script> BTW:This should've been posted in client side things. |
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RE: how to do this?
<script>
parent.frames['top_frame_name'].location.reload(); </script> |
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RE: how to do this?
I assume this should work too:
<form action="login.php" method="post" target="_top"> |
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