Upayavira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Hunsberger, Peter wrote: > > >Any idea if it would be possible to devise a way to alter the target > >frame for a response in the flow? In particular, we have > some search > >screens that show their results in different frame. If a > request fails > >validation I'd like it to return to the original frame and > not show the > >results in the other frame. So, in this case I'd just like > to remove > >the target frame if the request fails validation. > > > >Peter Hunsberger > > > > > I might be wrong, but I think your thinking is wrong here. > > You cannot control (from in flow) the frame that a page is > presented in, > because the browser does a request for a specific frame, and that's > where the result will be shown. > > To achieve what you want, you'd have to do it with some client side > javascript. Send back a response including some javascript that makes > the browser reload the other frame. > > Hope this makes sense.
Yah, that makes sense, probably a little too much "grog" last night to be thinking straight... I was hoping there might be some header or other http level setting that the browser would use to determine what the target frame was for.
