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    Suppose I have a page_1 with a link to page_2. And page_2 has frames. Is there any way I could open page_2 with a specific frame indicated in a link in page_1? Using HTML and JavaScript only! Anyone got an idea? Thanks, Isaac Sasson, Small time programmer - complainer at large! Sonork ID 100.13704 -- modified at 12:28 Thursday 22nd December, 2005

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      Suppose I have a page_1 with a link to page_2. And page_2 has frames. Is there any way I could open page_2 with a specific frame indicated in a link in page_1? Using HTML and JavaScript only! Anyone got an idea? Thanks, Isaac Sasson, Small time programmer - complainer at large! Sonork ID 100.13704 -- modified at 12:28 Thursday 22nd December, 2005

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      Isaac Sasson wrote:

      Is there any way I could open page_2 with a specific frame indicated in a link in page_1?

      Yes, assuming you own page_2. The easiest way is to simply set up a new frameset document for each frame that you might need loaded, and navigate to the appropriate one. An alternative is to set up some javascript in the frameset document that parses the URL appropriately. If you don't own page_2, then you're pretty much out of luck, unless the page has already been set up to handle this sort of navigation (example: Most page requests on MSDN are redirected to default.asp, with the original path in the url= parameter).

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