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Merennulli
We've got several tools we're encorporating into a single page
interface, or as nearly single page as we can manage. Unfortunately,
one is a vendor created application that I'm not eager to rewrite, and
they have gone with the approach of nearly everything opening in its
own window. Can't fix that. I can, however, embed the central part of
this tool in an iframe, so our users can search the database and find
constituents with the top level tools easily.
The problem is that its main page is a set of frames, the top frameset
page being the repository of several javascript functions. Frame B will
call top.changetitle("blah") that goes to the top frameset, which in
turn calls frameA.changetitle("blah"), which changes the title text in
Frame A to "blah". It will take me several days to go through and find
all these top calls and direct them down to the iframe level. Is there
any way of redirecting them, or am I stuck doing this for each
individual function?:
this_function() {
frame.this_function()
}
On the bright side, if I'm stuck with the latter, I may be able to
reuse their set of redirects out of their main page.
interface, or as nearly single page as we can manage. Unfortunately,
one is a vendor created application that I'm not eager to rewrite, and
they have gone with the approach of nearly everything opening in its
own window. Can't fix that. I can, however, embed the central part of
this tool in an iframe, so our users can search the database and find
constituents with the top level tools easily.
The problem is that its main page is a set of frames, the top frameset
page being the repository of several javascript functions. Frame B will
call top.changetitle("blah") that goes to the top frameset, which in
turn calls frameA.changetitle("blah"), which changes the title text in
Frame A to "blah". It will take me several days to go through and find
all these top calls and direct them down to the iframe level. Is there
any way of redirecting them, or am I stuck doing this for each
individual function?:
this_function() {
frame.this_function()
}
On the bright side, if I'm stuck with the latter, I may be able to
reuse their set of redirects out of their main page.