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Old 7th Jun 2008, 22:45
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Default Quick html question...

hi all..

i have a page that has a textedit form with a submit button..

what i wanna do is that:
-the user types the address in the textedit form.
-when he clicks the submit button, one frame will open the URL supplied in the textedit form...

note: the page has a couple of frames..

thanks in advance for replies.

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Old 17th Jun 2008, 04:04
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Default Quick html question...

The action attribute of the form has to be a bit of javascript that sets the location of your target frame to the contents of the textbox. It is easier to define a javascript function and then call that function as the action.

http://www.tizag.com/javascriptT/javascriptform.php
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