Re: frames verification

[Gordon McComb <gmccomb@ix.netcom.com>]

Sounds like you've got nested framesets.  Which is okay, but like nested
directories, you have to always remember to provide the full hierarchy, from
the root all the way to the target.

-- Gordon
http://gmccomb.com/javascript/


At 10:07 AM 3/21/96 -0800, you wrote:
>Thank You
>
>one note though, you had
>
>is named myframe, and the function is called getGoing, you'd call it 
>thusly (always wanted to use "thusly" in a sentence):
>
><FRAMESET ... onLoad="parent.myframe.getGoing()">
>
>and what worked for me was
>
><FRAMESET ... onLoad="parent.frames.myframe.getGoing()">
>
>parent.myFrame does not exist but parent.frames.myFrame does
>just so no one else has to figure out why it didn't work :)
>
>Eric
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