Re: Frame for form login

[da...@beaumont.as]

Does target="_top" not work?

On Sat, 26 May 2001 17:23:11 +0200 TW.RICHTER@t-online.de (TWR - Hauptuser) 
wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am using form based login for my web application and after some 
>difficulties everyting works fine - well, almost everything: I am using 
>frames in my web app and after timeout the login page login.jsp always 
>appears in the current frame not in a top window (like <a href="..." 
>target=_parent"). How can I achieve this? Writing login.jsp target=_parent in 
>the web.xml doesn't work. Any idea?
>
>Thank you in advance
>
>Thomas
>


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Re: Frame for form login

[BillWorker 2i Development Team <bi...@info.com.np>]

This is a problem I faced, too. I see two possible solutions.

i. use JavaScript in login.jsp so that onLoad event will ensure that it
is on top and not inside a frame.

ii. direct to a page saying <a href="login.jsp"
target="_top">relogin</a> and that should do even if the relogin page
comes inside the frame the login will come on top.

I think ii. is simple and I have done this as it does not require
JavaScript to be enabled in the client browser.

Ashish

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