bookmarks within framed site

[Dennis Allen]

Hi. I was wondering if someone here could help.

I'm working with a simple framed web site, www.stargazing.net/mas/index.htm.
A left side called frame.htm, and the right side called home.htm. In head
section of home.htm I have the following JavaScript line:

if (document.location.hash != "#noframes" && typeof(top.locsrch) !=
"string") document.location = "index.htm"

.... If anyone calls an individual web page (example:
www.stargazing.net/mas/photos2.htm) all they have to do is click [return to
home], which runs home.htm. With this line of code, home.htm will then
return you to the framed site.

Just one problem. Suppose I want to get to a bookmark in home.htm, as in
http://www.stargazing.net/mas/home.htm#observatory home.htm ignores it and
launches me back to the framed site. Question. Is there a way to get
passed this barrier and to the bookmark?

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Dennis Allen wrote:

I'm working with a simple framed web site,
www.stargazing.net/mas/index.htm.
A left side called frame.htm, and the right side called home.htm. In head
section of home.htm I have the following JavaScript line:

if (document.location.hash != "#noframes" && typeof(top.locsrch) !=
"string") document.location = "index.htm"

Don't do that. What about users without client-side script support?
Besides, document.location has been deprecated long before, use
(window.)location instead. And `typeof' is an operator, not a method.
(No parantheses required.)
PointedEars