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Loading two frames with one link
I must have received over 1000 mails asking me this question: "How do I load two frames with one link"? Well, here you are. But before we get to that question exactly, lets first learn some useful background information about accessing JavaScript objects in one frame from another. How to access objects in one frame from another Ok, the title may be a little ambiguous, but lets do an example to see what I mean by "cross-accessing" objects. Lets say we have a basic two-columned frame:
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| Ratings: | Last Updated: | 2006-07-19 |
Scripting Frames
Frames are a special case in JavaScript — each frame behaving like the separate document that it is. This means that to modify anything in another frame, you first need to gain control of this frame by working with something called the frame tree.
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| Ratings: | Last Updated: | 2006-07-19 |