Breaking out of Iframe

[Rohan72]

I'm running a login script on my homepage from within an Iframe.
I am pretty new to php and including some scripts on my homepage in Iframes, so i'm not breaking up the initial layout and I don't have to rewrite the entire site.
When I hit submit-button on the login inside the frame, it shows the page I want to go to inside the Iframe (thru an include(); ). Is there anyway of breaking out of the Iframe and reloading a completely new page?

[ItsMeOnly]

this isn't PHP question, but yes, there is- in javascript it's

parent.document.location

[Rohan72]

I know its possible with javascript, but the code for the login is written completely in php. So I'm wondering if there is a similar command in php that i could include in the script so that I can get the same result.
At this moment the script uses include() to go to the next page. All I want to know is, is there a command or script in php that would not refresh or reload the content inside the iframe the script is running in, but would load a totally different page.

[boxxertrumps]

Not with php.

you need javascript for this.

[thetestingsite]

All your php does (from your description) is output HTML. All javascript is, is an (for a lack of better words) extension of HTML to create interactivity for the user in the webpage. All you should have to do is add the javascript posted above in the "included" page of your login script.

Hope this helps.

[motormichael12]

make javascript so it is using parent.location.href, so like set the fields in document.write or something. One problem though would be how it logs in; For the most help I would recommend you put the code on here so that we can edit it and show you what to do.