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Message: [QUOTE="kaeli, post: 4725683"] If you don't need to worry about being in someone else's frameset, you can use top.frames['player'].location.href; to get the string representation of the URL. [1] Otherwise, I *think* you can use self.parent.parent.frames['player'].location.href; but I haven't played with nested framesets in a long time. I believe that if the frame has loaded content outside your domain, this will fail as a security violation. [1] IIRC, using just window.location returns a Location object, not a string. -- -- ~kaeli~ Hey, if you got it flaunt it! If you don't stare at someone who does. Just don't lick the TV screen, it leaves streaks. [URL]http://www.ipwebdesign.net/wildAtHeart[/URL] [URL]http://www.ipwebdesign.net/kaelisSpace[/URL] [/QUOTE]