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March 13th, 2004, 06:34 AM
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window.opener target
Hi,
I oopned window2 from window1. window1 contains frames and one of the frame is "main". Now I need to send some data on clicking button which has to be shown in "main" in window1. how to refer the required frame, which is an asp page
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March 13th, 2004, 01:44 PM
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RE: window.opener target
the following onClick event should do it for you.
onClick="window.opener.parent.main.location.href('main2.htm ') here is a breakdown... window - a reference to the second window opener - a reference to the first window that opened the second window parent - a reference to the first window document main - a reference to the frame "main" in the first window location.href - the url you want loaded in "main" you can add querystring variables to the url to pass back to your asp page if you need to. Hope that helps.
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