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Ashley Horsley

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Sep 26, 2004, 8:16:23 AM9/26/04
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Hi,
I was wondering if you could help me with a problem that I have got. I have
a frame based website. There is one frame called content and a frame below
called bottom. I would like to create a link in bottom that will make the
page that is displayed in contents to go to the top of the page. I know that
you can use #top as the value for the link but how can I make the link make
a page in a different frame go to the top?
Any ideas?

Ashley Horsley


Murray

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Sep 26, 2004, 9:29:08 AM9/26/04
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Crossposting (as you have done in a massive way) is usually frowned on in
usenet fora. The deal is - post to a single forum and wait. The problem
is, if I want to answer, I can't just post to a single forum, because I
don't know which one you are reading.

Wanna give this one another try and just do it to a single forum? (crosspost
retained because... umm .... I don't know which one you are reading - sorry
guys....)

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Tom Pepper Willett

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Sep 26, 2004, 9:58:42 AM9/26/04
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Adding to Murray's comments:

Most of the cross-posted newsgroups are irrelevent to the question, and some
are obsolete.

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