This is a discussion on What is the best way to use PHP to "reload" web page? within the PHP Language forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; I am trying to code my "notfound.html" page when people click on the link that will send ...
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I am trying to code my "notfound.html" page when people click on the
link that will send them back to home page, that the "entire" browser is "refreshed". Reason for doing this. I have frames on the home page. When user click on the link on "notfound.html", the home page appears within the home page frame. So I see 2 home pages. I have to physically click on the "reload" button on the browser to the the appearance that I want. But I know that "common" user will not think of that, and will determin that the home page is buggy. Any help is greatly appreciated...thanks in advance! Gil |
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On 14-Aug-2003, Gil <gilbertn@biolok.com> wrote: > I am trying to code my "notfound.html" page when people click on the > link that will send them back to home page, that the "entire" browser is > "refreshed". > > Reason for doing this. I have frames on the home page. When user click > on the link on "notfound.html", the home page appears within the home > page frame. So I see 2 home pages. I have to physically click on the > "reload" button on the browser to the the appearance that I want. But I > know that "common" user will not think of that, and will determin that > the home page is buggy. > > Any help is greatly appreciated...thanks in advance! This is an HTML question not PHP, but the answer is to code target="_top" in your <a ...> tag. -- Tom Thackrey www.creative-light.com |