[maxintosh]

I've taken over webmastering of a website, but I've run into a problem I've never encountered before.

The main page has several links which jump to a frameset (frameset.html) and then open the appropriate page within one of the new frames. The problem is, it does this using a JScript thing, which isn't supported on anything besides IE. It looks like this:

<QUOTE>
<script language="JScript">
<!--
function changeTarget(target)
{
top.mainSRC = target;
top.document.all.main.src = "frameset.html";
}
// -->
</script>
</QUOTE>

And the links are like "javascript:changeTarget('aboutus.html')"

I am completely puzzled by this... I must be missing something really obvious.

[maxintosh]

Originally posted by maxintosh:
I've taken over webmastering of a website, but I've run into a problem I've never encountered before.

The main page has several links which jump to a frameset (frameset.html) and then open the appropriate page within one of the new frames. The problem is, it does this using a JScript thing, which isn't supported on anything besides IE. It looks like this:

<QUOTE>
<script language="JScript">
<!--
function changeTarget(target)
{
top.mainSRC = target;
top.document.all.main.src = "frameset.html";
}
// -->
</script>
</QUOTE>

And the links are like "javascript:changeTarget('aboutus.html')"

I am completely puzzled by this... I must be missing something really obvious.

anyone???

[Simon Mundy]

Try < script language="javascript" > to see if that works (the code looks pretty bog-standard)

[Chris O'Brien]

No idea what top.mainSRC means, but you might want to use the frames collection rather than document.all to reference the frame, as document.all is only an IE thing.