Meta tags target parent?

The1corrupted

Alright, I have a meta tag and I'm working with frames, so I want the meta tag to target the good ol' "_parent" put when I put this code in..
It doesn't work like I want it to.

Apr 1 '07 #1

KevinADC

I think you need to explain in more detail exactly what you are trying to do.

Apr 1 '07 #2

AricC

I think you need to explain in more detail exactly what you are trying to do.

Kevin, whats with all these META tag posts lately?

Apr 1 '07 #3

drhowarddrfine

By itself, the meta tag doesn't do anything.

Apr 1 '07 #4

The1corrupted

I think you need to explain in more detail exactly what you are trying to do.

I'm working with the evil frames and, well, I want to kill them with a Meta tag...

Apr 1 '07 #5

KevinADC

Kevin, whats with all these META tag posts lately?

Wish I knew....

Apr 1 '07 #6

The1corrupted

Aaaanyway... I need a <meta> tag to target a parent, if possible because this is used for a log out function in PHP. When you log out, all frames should be gone and the only way I know how to do that is to have a link target the '_parent'. I tried it with a meta tag and it didn't work. Suggestions?

Apr 1 '07 #7

AricC

Aaaanyway... I need a <meta> tag to target a parent, if possible because this is used for a log out function in PHP. When you log out, all frames should be gone and the only way I know how to do that is to have a link target the '_parent'. I tried it with a meta tag and it didn't work. Suggestions?

Maybe this is more of a PHP question?

Apr 2 '07 #8

KevinADC

target="_parent" is the correct attribute and value to use to bust out of a framed document. Try like this:

note I changed the quoting. If that does not work, the meta tag may not recognize anything after the URL.

Apr 2 '07 #9

The1corrupted

target="_parent" is the correct attribute and value to use to bust out of a framed document. Try like this:

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1. <meta http-equiv='refresh' content='0; url=exampleurl.html target=_parent'>

note I changed the quoting. If that does not work, the meta tag may not recognize anything after the URL.

Gotcha, thanks.

Apr 3 '07 #10