Use some javascript in the login page to check for a frame and if so then
reload into the main window. something like ...
<script>
if (self.parent.frames.length != 0)
self.parent.location="myloginform.jsp";
</script>
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Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 4:32 PM
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Subject: Urgent...any help would be appreciated
guys...
the gui which we are using is made up of frames.there is a banner frame, a
navigation frame, a status frame and the main working area frame.
the problem i am trying to address is related to session timeouts.
consider the case that the user did not do any activity for a certain time
as a result of which he was logged out...now if he were to do anything,he
will be taken to the login page.
we have a LoginManager class which sees whether the user is logged in or not
and behave accordingly.
so coming back if the user is logged out and tries to do anything
he is taken to the login page.............
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however the login page occupies the same space as the main working area
frame while the other frames remain intact.
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my question...how can we make the login page occupy the entire screen.....
any kind of help would be appreciated
thanx
abhi
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