MultipleTarget Frames__???

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C. Kilgore

I'm using a frames page format and I want to have a hyperlink that will
affect three different frames. I can get the single frame target to work but
there does not appear to be multiple frame control. I'm trying to reset two
of the three frames to a default setting and one frame to a redirected page
upon the activation of a hyperlink in a directory frame. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance
 
C

C. Kilgore

First of all I apologize for not searching this site for similar responses,
which after having done so I did find a thread on this subject which was
helpful. From that I was able to construct the following code,

<a target="main" style="text-decoration: none" href="main.htm"
onClick="parent.bottom.location.href='Footer-Blank.htm';">

This portion of code works great; however I need to target one more frame
and do not know how to attached the code. So far my attempts have failed.
This is the section I'm trying to integrate,

onClick="parent.bottom1.location.href='Footer-Blank.htm';"

I have successfully replaced this line in the preceding section of code and
it works for the appropriate frame. The question is how to join the three
lines to act as one.

Thanks
 
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Ronx

<a target="main" style="text-decoration: none" href="main.htm"
onClick="parent.bottom.location.href='Footer-Blank.htm';
parent.bottom1.location.href='Footer-Blank.htm';">
 
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C. Kilgore

Thanks Ron,

That works great! I understand the syntax better now. Separate with a
semi-colon and close the whole expression with " ". It was a previous thread
you had provided advice on that I used to help construct the first portion of
code.

This gets me over a major functional issue I was having with this web site.

Your assistance is much appreciated.
 

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