closing parent frame from child frame
Using the powersite object model, I would like to close the parent frame that opened a child frame subwindow before re-opening the parent frame again, from the child - I am passing parameters to powersite server script in the parent frame. If I open the child frame using the window.open() ( I am guessing this is best so the opener property exists), is it possible to close the parent frame from a child frame and then re-open the parent frame?, and if so, any suggestions or advice on how to do it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Marc
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marcwhitney
3/20/2000 8:24:35 PM
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I've not closed a parent frame, but switched it to a different frameset.
<SCRIPT language=JavaScript>
parent.location.href = "f_site_logon.html"
</SCRIPT>
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Larry Cermak [Team Sybase]
Corporate Technology Partners, Inc.
www.ctpartners.com
Web DataWindow Articles
(http://sdn.sybase.com/sdn/appdev/get_doc.stm?loc=1001708)
"Marc Whitney" <marcwhitney@compuserve.com> wrote in message
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> Using the powersite object model, I would like to close the parent frame
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> opened a child frame subwindow before re-opening the parent frame again,
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> the child - I am passing parameters to powersite server script in the
parent
> frame. If I open the child frame using the window.open() ( I am guessing
this
> is best so the opener property exists), is it possible to close the parent
> frame from a child frame and then re-open the parent frame?, and if so,
any
> suggestions or advice on how to do it would be greatly appreciated.
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> Thanks
> Marc
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Larry
3/20/2000 10:20:56 PM
Larry - Thank you for responding to my question. I am sorry but I am not following your answer. Also - thanks for your articles in powerline - the article on building the Web DW component helped me out alot! Thanks though! Marc In article <IIx04vrk$GA.201@forums.sybase.com>, lcermak@ctpartners.com says... > >I've not closed a parent frame, but switched it to a different frameset. > ><SCRIPT language=JavaScript> > parent.location.href = "f_site_logon.html" ></SCRIPT> > >-- > >Larry Cermak [Team Sybase] >Corporate Technology Partners, Inc. >www.ctpartners.com >Web DataWindow Articles >(http://sdn.sybase.com/sdn/appdev/get_doc.stm?loc=1001708) > > >"Marc Whitney" <marcwhitney@compuserve.com> wrote in message >news:iLy3Opqk$GA.111@forums.sybase.com... >> Using the powersite object model, I would like to close the parent frame >that >> opened a child frame subwindow before re-opening the parent frame again, >from >> the child - I am passing parameters to powersite server script in the >parent >> frame. If I open the child frame using the window.open() ( I am guessing >this >> is best so the opener property exists), is it possible to close the parent >> frame from a child frame and then re-open the parent frame?, and if so, >any >> suggestions or advice on how to do it would be greatly appreciated. >> >> Thanks >> Marc >> > >
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marcwhitney
3/21/2000 4:43:37 PM
I have not "closed" a frame but I have had to redirect and switch my frameset because of user action. That's the client-script I passed along. Also you might consider the _top parameter for frames to identify the top level of the frame. www.irt.org is a good reference site for these types of things. -- Larry Cermak [Team Sybase] Corporate Technology Partners, Inc. www.ctpartners.com Web DataWindow Articles (http://sdn.sybase.com/sdn/appdev/get_doc.stm?loc=1001708) "Marc Whitney" <marcwhitney@compuserve.com> wrote in message news:XalCbS1k$GA.34@forums.sybase.com... > Larry - > Thank you for responding to my question. I am sorry but I am not following > your answer. Also - thanks for your articles in powerline - the article on > building the Web DW component helped me out alot! > > Thanks though! > Marc > > > > In article <IIx04vrk$GA.201@forums.sybase.com>, lcermak@ctpartners.com says... > > > >I've not closed a parent frame, but switched it to a different frameset. > > > ><SCRIPT language=JavaScript> > > parent.location.href = "f_site_logon.html" > ></SCRIPT> > > > >-- > > > >Larry Cermak [Team Sybase] > >Corporate Technology Partners, Inc. > >www.ctpartners.com > >Web DataWindow Articles > >(http://sdn.sybase.com/sdn/appdev/get_doc.stm?loc=1001708) > > > > > >"Marc Whitney" <marcwhitney@compuserve.com> wrote in message > >news:iLy3Opqk$GA.111@forums.sybase.com... > >> Using the powersite object model, I would like to close the parent frame > >that > >> opened a child frame subwindow before re-opening the parent frame again, > >from > >> the child - I am passing parameters to powersite server script in the > >parent > >> frame. If I open the child frame using the window.open() ( I am guessing > >this > >> is best so the opener property exists), is it possible to close the parent > >> frame from a child frame and then re-open the parent frame?, and if so, > >any > >> suggestions or advice on how to do it would be greatly appreciated. > >> > >> Thanks > >> Marc > >> > > > > >
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Larry
3/22/2000 5:25:03 AM
Thanks Larry for your comments - I looked at www.irt.org - thanks it will be a great reference. I am noticing that my redirect works when I redirect to a page that does not have frames but when the page has frames, the redirect still opens a new instance of the page. I tested this by having my server script do a redirect back to the executing page. This works if the page does not have frames - if it does, I always get a new instance, atleast in Powersite. Does this make sense? Thanks Marc In article <Wl36mB8k$GA.285@forums.sybase.com>, lcermak@ctpartners.com says... > >I have not "closed" a frame but I have had to redirect and switch my >frameset because of user action. That's the client-script I passed along. >Also you might consider the _top parameter for frames to identify the top >level of the frame. www.irt.org is a good reference site for these types of >things. > >-- > >Larry Cermak [Team Sybase] >Corporate Technology Partners, Inc. >www.ctpartners.com >Web DataWindow Articles >(http://sdn.sybase.com/sdn/appdev/get_doc.stm?loc=1001708) > > >"Marc Whitney" <marcwhitney@compuserve.com> wrote in message >news:XalCbS1k$GA.34@forums.sybase.com... >> Larry - >> Thank you for responding to my question. I am sorry but I am not >following >> your answer. Also - thanks for your articles in powerline - the article >on >> building the Web DW component helped me out alot! >> >> Thanks though! >> Marc >> >> >> >> In article <IIx04vrk$GA.201@forums.sybase.com>, lcermak@ctpartners.com >says... >> > >> >I've not closed a parent frame, but switched it to a different frameset. >> > >> ><SCRIPT language=JavaScript> >> > parent.location.href = "f_site_logon.html" >> ></SCRIPT> >> > >> >-- >> > >> >Larry Cermak [Team Sybase] >> >Corporate Technology Partners, Inc. >> >www.ctpartners.com >> >Web DataWindow Articles >> >(http://sdn.sybase.com/sdn/appdev/get_doc.stm?loc=1001708) >> > >> > >> >"Marc Whitney" <marcwhitney@compuserve.com> wrote in message >> >news:iLy3Opqk$GA.111@forums.sybase.com... >> >> Using the powersite object model, I would like to close the parent >frame >> >that >> >> opened a child frame subwindow before re-opening the parent frame >again, >> >from >> >> the child - I am passing parameters to powersite server script in the >> >parent >> >> frame. If I open the child frame using the window.open() ( I am >guessing >> >this >> >> is best so the opener property exists), is it possible to close the >parent >> >> frame from a child frame and then re-open the parent frame?, and if so, >> >any >> >> suggestions or advice on how to do it would be greatly appreciated. >> >> >> >> Thanks >> >> Marc >> >> >> > >> > >> > >
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marcwhitney
3/22/2000 7:55:27 PM
Yep, that's why I mentioned the _top keyword. You need to get up to the top level to change the frameset. -- Larry Cermak [Team Sybase] Corporate Technology Partners, Inc. www.ctpartners.com Web DataWindow Articles (http://sdn.sybase.com/sdn/appdev/get_doc.stm?loc=1001708) "Marc Whitney" <marcwhitney@compuserve.com> wrote in message news:8qf7RiDl$GA.202@forums.sybase.com... > Thanks Larry for your comments - > > I looked at www.irt.org - thanks it will be a great reference. > > I am noticing that my redirect works when I redirect to a page that does not > have frames but when the page has frames, the redirect still opens a new > instance of the page. I tested this by having my server script do a redirect > back to the executing page. This works if the page does not have frames - if > it does, I always get a new instance, atleast in Powersite. Does this make > sense? > > Thanks > Marc > > In article <Wl36mB8k$GA.285@forums.sybase.com>, lcermak@ctpartners.com says... > > > >I have not "closed" a frame but I have had to redirect and switch my > >frameset because of user action. That's the client-script I passed along. > >Also you might consider the _top parameter for frames to identify the top > >level of the frame. www.irt.org is a good reference site for these types of > >things. > > > >-- > > > >Larry Cermak [Team Sybase] > >Corporate Technology Partners, Inc. > >www.ctpartners.com > >Web DataWindow Articles > >(http://sdn.sybase.com/sdn/appdev/get_doc.stm?loc=1001708) > > > > > >"Marc Whitney" <marcwhitney@compuserve.com> wrote in message > >news:XalCbS1k$GA.34@forums.sybase.com... > >> Larry - > >> Thank you for responding to my question. I am sorry but I am not > >following > >> your answer. Also - thanks for your articles in powerline - the article > >on > >> building the Web DW component helped me out alot! > >> > >> Thanks though! > >> Marc > >> > >> > >> > >> In article <IIx04vrk$GA.201@forums.sybase.com>, lcermak@ctpartners.com > >says... > >> > > >> >I've not closed a parent frame, but switched it to a different frameset. > >> > > >> ><SCRIPT language=JavaScript> > >> > parent.location.href = "f_site_logon.html" > >> ></SCRIPT> > >> > > >> >-- > >> > > >> >Larry Cermak [Team Sybase] > >> >Corporate Technology Partners, Inc. > >> >www.ctpartners.com > >> >Web DataWindow Articles > >> >(http://sdn.sybase.com/sdn/appdev/get_doc.stm?loc=1001708) > >> > > >> > > >> >"Marc Whitney" <marcwhitney@compuserve.com> wrote in message > >> >news:iLy3Opqk$GA.111@forums.sybase.com... > >> >> Using the powersite object model, I would like to close the parent > >frame > >> >that > >> >> opened a child frame subwindow before re-opening the parent frame > >again, > >> >from > >> >> the child - I am passing parameters to powersite server script in the > >> >parent > >> >> frame. If I open the child frame using the window.open() ( I am > >guessing > >> >this > >> >> is best so the opener property exists), is it possible to close the > >parent > >> >> frame from a child frame and then re-open the parent frame?, and if so, > >> >any > >> >> suggestions or advice on how to do it would be greatly appreciated. > >> >> > >> >> Thanks > >> >> Marc > >> >> > >> > > >> > > >> > > > > >
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Larry
3/22/2000 10:42:14 PM
Larry - Thanks - but I think we are talking about different things. If I am in a page with frames - call it page A , and I want submit a form to another page that is open, call it Page B (which also has frames but different pages) and leaving Page A the way it is, and re-open Page B,then are you saying to apply the _top parameter in the submitting form in the page in Page A? This opens Page B Frame in Page A, which is not really what I am looking for. Sorry for any confusion on my part. Many thanks- Marc In article <yKdjNFFl$GA.202@forums.sybase.com>, lcermak@ctpartners.com says... > >Yep, that's why I mentioned the _top keyword. You need to get up to the top >level to change the frameset. > >-- > >Larry Cermak [Team Sybase] >Corporate Technology Partners, Inc. >www.ctpartners.com >Web DataWindow Articles >(http://sdn.sybase.com/sdn/appdev/get_doc.stm?loc=1001708) > > >"Marc Whitney" <marcwhitney@compuserve.com> wrote in message >news:8qf7RiDl$GA.202@forums.sybase.com... >> Thanks Larry for your comments - >> >> I looked at www.irt.org - thanks it will be a great reference. >> >> I am noticing that my redirect works when I redirect to a page that does >not >> have frames but when the page has frames, the redirect still opens a new >> instance of the page. I tested this by having my server script do a >redirect >> back to the executing page. This works if the page does not have frames - >if >> it does, I always get a new instance, atleast in Powersite. Does this >make >> sense? >> >> Thanks >> Marc >> >> In article <Wl36mB8k$GA.285@forums.sybase.com>, lcermak@ctpartners.com >says... >> > >> >I have not "closed" a frame but I have had to redirect and switch my >> >frameset because of user action. That's the client-script I passed >along. >> >Also you might consider the _top parameter for frames to identify the top >> >level of the frame. www.irt.org is a good reference site for these types >of >> >things. >> > >> >-- >> > >> >Larry Cermak [Team Sybase] >> >Corporate Technology Partners, Inc. >> >www.ctpartners.com >> >Web DataWindow Articles >> >(http://sdn.sybase.com/sdn/appdev/get_doc.stm?loc=1001708) >> > >> > >> >"Marc Whitney" <marcwhitney@compuserve.com> wrote in message >> >news:XalCbS1k$GA.34@forums.sybase.com... >> >> Larry - >> >> Thank you for responding to my question. I am sorry but I am not >> >following >> >> your answer. Also - thanks for your articles in powerline - the >article >> >on >> >> building the Web DW component helped me out alot! >> >> >> >> Thanks though! >> >> Marc >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> In article <IIx04vrk$GA.201@forums.sybase.com>, lcermak@ctpartners.com > >> >says... >> >> > >> >> >I've not closed a parent frame, but switched it to a different >frameset. >> >> > >> >> ><SCRIPT language=JavaScript> >> >> > parent.location.href = "f_site_logon.html" >> >> ></SCRIPT> >> >> > >> >> >-- >> >> > >> >> >Larry Cermak [Team Sybase] >> >> >Corporate Technology Partners, Inc. >> >> >www.ctpartners.com >> >> >Web DataWindow Articles >> >> >(http://sdn.sybase.com/sdn/appdev/get_doc.stm?loc=1001708) >> >> > >> >> > >> >> >"Marc Whitney" <marcwhitney@compuserve.com> wrote in message >> >> >news:iLy3Opqk$GA.111@forums.sybase.com... >> >> >> Using the powersite object model, I would like to close the parent >> >frame >> >> >that >> >> >> opened a child frame subwindow before re-opening the parent frame >> >again, >> >> >from >> >> >> the child - I am passing parameters to powersite server script in >the >> >> >parent >> >> >> frame. If I open the child frame using the window.open() ( I am >> >guessing >> >> >this >> >> >> is best so the opener property exists), is it possible to close the >> >parent >> >> >> frame from a child frame and then re-open the parent frame?, and if >so, >> >> >any >> >> >> suggestions or advice on how to do it would be greatly appreciated. >> >> >> >> >> >> Thanks >> >> >> Marc >> >> >> >> >> > >> >> > >> >> >> > >> > >> > >
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marcwhitney
3/24/2000 12:17:45 AM
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I have tried putting the entire CSK application in an <iframe> of an .htm page. It doesn't work, or at least some major code tweek is needed, because for some strange reason, while in the iframe, it is not possible to log members into the Community. This serves as a huge disappointment. Is anything possible to work around this? DanDanCirAre you Yakking yet?...
modifying a frame inside a frame
Hi, All, 1) I have a frame (F1) that has a TPopupMenu (PM) with no menu items at all. The only reason PM is declared in F1 is that PM is popped up by F1 manually (after simulating a left click, and then a right click on a TListBox to select the item under the mouse cursor). Components that use F1 are supposed to add menu items to PM themselves. 2) I drop F1 on another frame (F2). 3) I double-click on PM, add a menuitem to it, name it, and close the menu editor. 4) I click once on PM in the frame editor just to be presented with this error message: "List index out o...
Frames & No Frames that is the question
Hello, This may not be the appropriate place for this question, if not let me know. I want to use frames in my application, the problems is when the session times out I would like to display that page without the frames. An alternative would be to display the timeout page always in the same frame. How can I do this?? My frames would look like this FRAME HEADER ---------------------------------------------------------------| FRAME MENUS| FRAME DETAIL | ---------------------------------------------------------------| Either allways in the FRAME DETAIL or display...
need to close child when parent closes
I open child windows windowHandle = window.open('blah.aspx' ,'mywindow', 'width=420,height=310,top=200,left=235,scrollbars=yes');" In ASP classic I was able to close the child window that the parent window opened if the parent was closed. By doing this: onunload="if (windowHandle && !windowHandle.closed) windowHandle.close(); I got this code from IRT.org. This code has worked very well in ASP classic. Now that I am doing asp.net the above code does not work. Please help,pietaster,A jury consists of twelve persons chosen to decide who has the better lawyer. - ...
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