check for MY frameset

[BroChris]

I want to check the document's frameset, and add my frameset if it is not already present. I have code that works to check if there is a frameset present, but it could be any frameset. How do I make sure the page has MY frameset, and not any other?

[justame]

bro...
/me just a has® this copied/pasted/saved n' credited from...
JohnKrutsch Moderator posted 10-17-2000 02:25 PM

How about setting a variable in the frameset document then checking to see if it exisits
on the subpages:

On the frameset page:

<SCRIPT>
keepFrame=1
</SCRIPT>

Then on the suppages:

<SCRIPT>
<!--//
if(self.location==top.location){
//Go to your frameset page
location="yourPage.htm"
}
if(self.location!=top.location && !top.window.keepFrame){
//Go to your frameset page
location="yourPage.htm"
}
//-->
</SCRIPT>


just a goodluck® n' hoping it helps...:O)))

[BroChris]

I think I'm still missing something.

If a person is trapped in someone else's frames, that code won't work (they are in someone's frames, just not MY frames). How can I check to make sure they are in MY frameset?

I want to write something like:

if(top.location.indexOf!=("http://www.chrisandabby.com/chris/test/main.html?"))
{top.location="main.html?page=services_backgrounds"};

But I can't get it to work. Maybe I just have no idea what I'm doing.

[justame]

bro...
/me just a has® faith/respect for johns coding...n' /me thinks that thisss line...
if(self.location!=top.location && !top.window.keepFrame)

will make sure its yourrr just a frameset® since yourrr main page that holds the frameset woullld have the...

<SCRIPT>
keepFrame=1
</SCRIPT>


in it...vs some just a other® frameset wouldnt...:O)))

n' /me doesnt reallly just a understand® alll this stuff either...sooo /me leaves it to the 'pros' to help /me out...hehehe...

[BroChris]

Could you give me a link to the post the you are reffering to? I can' t get it to work.

Got it to work, nevermind :) Thanks for your help.