[Yek]

hello i have page1.html
in page1.html is an iframe with page2.html
how can i automaticaly redirect the whole page (not just frame) from page2.html ,you can do this with meta refresh i know but this only works for the frame?
cheers guys (and girls)

[Vormund]

So you have the refresh working on the frame? Did you try putting that same code in the main page (which holds the frame(s))?

[Yek]

Thats the thing, its on a free host thats got cloaking on , i just want to jump stright out of it and go to the new site but not by opening a new window , this can be done by using the _top target but i dont think you can use it for a redirect

[williwaw]

If you have .htaccess privileges you can use it to redirect to where ever you like.

Example 1

Example 2

Cheers,
Williwaw

[Yek]

wont that just redirect what is inside the frame though?

[williwaw]

Originally Posted by Tkey

wont that just redirect what is inside the frame though?

It redirects the whole page because the .htacess resides in your root folder of your website. I would bet that you do not have access to the .htacess because it is a free hosting company. It is worth a shot though.

Cheers,
Williwaw

[Vormund]

Originally Posted by Tkey

Thats the thing, its on a free host thats got cloaking on , i just want to jump stright out of it and go to the new site but not by opening a new window , this can be done by using the _top target but i dont think you can use it for a redirect

HTML _top - HTML Code Tutorial
Hmm, have you tried that just to see if it works? Probably not like you said, given the host wants their ads / name / etc abound. I'm not sure what they were - but there are some easy tricks to get around those, if you haven't found a solution already - I'll try to look when I get home.

[Yek]

Its not free hosting , thats the great thing , just a cloaked domain