Accordion Arrow Side Menu - In Frames

[SilverCloud]

Hi,
I have just come across your Accordion Arrow Side Menu. It is great menu, works just fine and it would fit exactly to my need. However, I want to use it in the frame page, and the problem is that instead of in the “main” frame, the HEADER LINK always displays the desired page in the same frame as the menu.
Would you please help me with that? Thanks.

[djr33]

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[ddadmin]

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Are you using the "clickgo" option to get the header to go to the designated page once its sub menu has expanded?

[SilverCloud]

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...menu-arrow.htm

Sorry about the problems with my question.

Yes, I'm using the "clickgo" option. This option is actually the main reason why I like this menu.
The HTML setting in the page to '<base target="main">' or putting the 'target="main"' directly into the link doesn't make any difference. Instead of to the "main" frame, it still goes to the "menu" frame.

[ddadmin]

Ok, try finding the below line inside the .js file:

setTimeout(function(){location=targetLink.href}, 200)

and change that to:

setTimeout(function(){parent.myframename.location=targetLink.href}, 200)

Where "myframename" is the name of the FRAME you wish to target per its name attribute.

[SilverCloud]

Thank you very much for your help, Daniel. Now it works like a magic. It is great menu. Thanks again.

[ViKiNGi]

This is what i need too. Can you add this for your future -update?

Greetings

-V-

Ok, try finding the below line inside the .js file:

setTimeout(function(){location=targetLink.href}, 200)

and change that to:

setTimeout(function(){parent.myframename.location=targetLink.href}, 200)

Where "myframename" is the name of the FRAME you wish to target per its name attribute.