[Greg]

I have an iFrame that contains a listing of records from a database. Instead of making the text in each row a link (using a link tag), I am using javascript to make the whole row a link. So, when you double-click the row it'll open a particular link.

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<tr bgcolor="CCCFD6"
onmouseover="this.style.backgroundColor='#DCDEF1'; this.style.cursor = 'hand';"
onmouseout="this.style.backgroundColor='#CCCFD6';"
ondblclick="location.href='#';">
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Right now all the links open in the iFrame, when I want them to open in the main window. I have done a lot of research and I can't find the right code to make the links not open in the iFrame. If I used regular <a> tag it would be simple to set the target="_top". What I have tried is: location.target='_top';, but it doesn't work.

Any input would be a great help... thanks.

[Ryan]

As you may know, when you use an iFrame, it's a page that's nested into another page. So, when you say, "_top" it's going to do it in the iFrame. If I understood you correctly, then you want a link that is clicked in the iFrame to open in the main page. When you add the link, try putting the actual address of the page. I'm not a JavaScript expert so I could be entirely wrong, but from what I understand this should work OK.

[Greg]

Actually a link in an iFrame with target set to "_top" will break out and open in the main window. I just don't know the javascript code to set the link target.

[Ryan]

Ahh, I thought it would stay in the same frame. I guess it's been longer than I thought since I've done JavaScript.

[Greg]

:-)

I actually just figured it out. I used: "parent.location.href" instead of "location.href" and that did exactly what I wanted.

Thanks Ryan.. I appreciated your input. :-)