Re: escaping frames...

PHP is server-side, not browser-side. So the answer is basically "no". I haven't thought it through, but there might be something you can do with the referrer, but since it's not always set by the browser, I doubt anything good would come of it. Use Javascript :) Justin on 23/08/02 7:18 PM, Simon De Deyne (Simon.DeDeyne@psy.kuleuven.ac.be) wrote: > Does anyone has some good suggestions on how to escape a frame and display > a targetpage > on _top? I know it can be done with javascript, but I was wondering if > it's not possible in PHP. > > I thought about using the following and echo it when a certain variable in > php is true in the file that > should break out of the frames... but it doesn't work. Any ideas or > alternatives, I'd love to hear them... > > cheers, > Simon > > Window-target > This one specifies the "named window" of the current page, and can be used > to prevent a page from appearing inside another framed page. Usually this > means that the Web browser will force the page to go the top frameset. > <META HTTP-EQUIV="Window-target" CONTENT="_top"> >