Sam - Thanks for your prompt and courteous reply. I, too, am a programmer, so I understand that sometimes it can be annoying to have users reporting bugs and requesting features. In the final analysis, though, it's important to remember that the user is who we are working for. In this business, a little patience and courtesy go a long way. Your reply put me on to a workaround for my problem. You see, I don't want to use your login screen (which you refer to as "http://..../cgi-bin/sqwebmail"; below). I want to design my own, which fits with my website design. My problem was your "hidden" frame, and the resulting target='_parent' logout link. I realized after reading your reply that I simply needed to design a login page with a similar "hidden" frame in order to make the logout target the proper _parent. So, Sam, thanks again for your help. Keep up the good work! Brad Brad Farris [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----Original Message----- From: Sam Varshavchik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 9:52 AM Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Logout: "target On Thu, 3 May 2001, Brad Farris wrote: > Hi - > > One of the hosting providers I use has installed sqwebmail, and for that I > am extremely grateful. You produce a quality product which is extremely > useful. I especially like the recent UI changes. There is one problem, > however, that I'm hoping can be addressed. I've noticed that the logout link > contains a target attribute of "_parent." I would really like to incorporate > sqwebmail into a frames-based navigation system on a few of my clients' > websites, but that logout link breaks my frames. The rest of the links don't > contain this attribute, only the "Log out" link. Is there any possibility it > will be changed? If not, are you aware of a workaround that could help me to > include sqwebmail as an option for my clients? Thanks for any help you can > offer. The initial request, http://...cgi-bin/sqwebmail returns a frame, hence the _parent link at logout, which reloads the top level frame. Everything should work correctly as long as the initial URL is http://..../cgi-bin/sqwebmail -- Sam
