I have to avoid of using JavaScrpit,so I can't use the ' "target" attribute
of an <A> or
<FORM> '.
The question now is, how can I recognize that this is not a
standard HTTP header?
Thanks,
Nir
-----Original Message-----
From: Craig R. McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 07, 2000 11:55 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Can I send a response to specific frame?
Loomis Mascha wrote:
> It depends on how you're sending the request. If you might try the TARGET
> attribute in the anchor tag (i.e. <A HREF="my.html"
TARGET="leftframe"></A>) or
> even in the form tag (i.e. <FORM ACTION="my.html"
TARGET="leftframe"></FORM>
>
> This might also work from within the JSP (or servlet code):
> response.setHeader("Window-target","_top");
>
> This works much like a meta tag in the header of an HTML file. Replace
"_top"
> with whatever named window you want to send the page to. I got the idea
from an
> HTML META tag primer (http://www.webdeveloper.com/html/html_metatags.html)
It
> seems to work nicely.
>
Before using the "Window-target" technique, you need to recognize that this
is not a
standard HTTP header, and you are totally at the mercy of browser
implementors on
whether they support it or not. IMHO, using the "target" attribute of an
<A> or
<FORM> element is better, because it is part of the HTML/4.0 spec.
>
> --mascha
>
Craig McClanahan
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