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[Chad Ingham <wap AT visi.com>]

Tricky.  My bet would be that you'd have to implement a function that 
triggers from the unLoad event for that frame.  That function would 
capture the destination URL of that frame (if possible) and set the 
location property of the entire frameset to that destination URL.

BTW, I've been a silent subscriber to this group for a couple months, 
mostly because I was getting the daily digests instead of each email.  
So I just wanted to introduce myself.  I'm Chad Ingham.  I moved from 
Minneapolis to Raleigh with my fiance this past June.  I've been a 
database web developer for eight plus years and am currently working for 
a small email marketing company in the area.  As well as doing 
occasional freelance and contract work. 
I haven't been able to attend one of the Internetworker events yet as 
there was always a conflict but I intend on showing up to the next one.  
I want to say that good information is shared here.  And 'cause there 
have been so many political postings as of late, I'm a liberal 
conservative.  That means although I voted for Kerry I don't think that 
just because he lost that the country is going to hell in a handbasket.

- Chad

Ruth Suehle wrote:

> I've always hated frames and never used them for anything. Thus my 
> completely elementary knowledge in how to deal with this.
>  
> I have what I want to use as my personal start page in my browser, and 
> it consists of things I personally want and a page of someone else's 
> that I have no control over. So the only thing I could think to do was 
> to put them in a framed page, with my stuff in a column on the left, 
> and the other page in a larger frame on the right.
>  
> On the page I made, I can make all the links open in the whole window, 
> easy. But what about the other page that I can't control? Is there 
> anything I can put in the head of the frameset page to deal with the 
> links in it and make them open in the whole window instead of the frame?
>  
> Or is there a better way to deal with this that I totally overlooked?
> Thanks!
> Ruth
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