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Actually, I'm pretty sure you can dynamically target a frame from the
server-side *if* the client is runing a Netscape browser by sending a header
like "Window-Target: _top" or something quite similar. Of course, this is a
Netscape extension so it might only be appropriate for an intranet
environment.
Otherwise, you're stuck in whatever frame the refering page pointed you to,
just as Jim described.
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From: Jim Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Java Apache Users <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, September 26, 1999 10:50 PM
Subject: Re: response.sendRedirect to a _top or _parent
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> >how can I response.sendRedirect to a _top or _parent window in a frame?
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> You can't, you have to initiate it from the form action, or anchor that
initiated the call.
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> so you use the target html attribute
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> <a href="/servlet/YourServlet?name=value" target="other_frame">
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> or
>
> <form action="/servlet/YourServlet" target="other_frame">
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> Have fun ...
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