The address of the page that contains the top-most frameset will always
display in the address bar because it's the "current" page for the browser.
It doesn't change when the contents of a frame changes. I handled this
situation by redirecting the client after login to the page containing the
frameset. The redirect gets rid of the login address in the address bar and
replaces it with a more friendly looking address. For example, my login
address would be http://localhost/login.jsp and my frameset address would be
http://localhost/MyAppHome.jsp.
David
----- Original Message -----
From: Nanduri Amarnath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 26, 1999 9:18 AM
Subject: changing the URL tags in the Address Bar of IE5
> Hi Guys,
> I am faced with a unique problem. Basically i have a jsp page, which
calls
> other jsp pages in Frame Tags. The problem i am facing is : my ADDRESS BAR
IN
> IE5 ($#@%^&*) still shows the same initial jsp page (no matter how many
jsp
> pages i traverse from the initial jsp page). Did any of you face the same
> problem ? Do i need to set any parameters in my jsp pages to over-write
the
> previous URL address in the ADDRESS BAR OF IE5 ($#@%^&*) ? Thanks a lot.
>
> example : The below example shows the URL that is being shown in the
Address
> Bar of the IE5 ($#@%^&*)
> ---------------
>
> Address: http://localhost/login.jsp
>
> After user has successfully logged in.. he is forwarded to main.jsp
>
> Address: http://localhost/login.jsp INSTEAD OF
> http://localhost/main.jsp
>
> User now selects a hyperlink which opens work.jsp
>
> Address: http://localhost/login.jsp INSTEAD OF
> http://localhost/work.jsp
>
> User posts some data which kicks off a servlet, and the response is
forwarded to
> results.jsp
>
> Address: http://localhost/login.jsp INSTEAD OF
> http://localhost/results.jsp
>
>
> Cheers,
> Amar..
>
>
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