How to refresh the page that contains the frame with
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<script language=javascript> Parent.location.reload (); </script> |
child window refreshes parent window
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<script language=javascript> Self.opener.location.reload (); </script> (or <a href= "javascript:opener.location.reload ()" > Refresh </a>) |
How to refresh another frame's page with
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<script language=javascript> Parent. Another FrameID.location.reload (); </script> |
If you want to close the window or refresh when you want to open windows, call the following statement in <body>.
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<body onload= "Opener.location.reload ()" > Refresh when opening windows <body onunload= "Opener.location.reload ()" > Refresh when closed <script language= "JavaScript" > Window.opener.document.location.reload () </script> |
The following three pages are named Frame.html, top.html, bottom.html as examples to specify how to do.
Frame.html consists of two pages (bottom.html) on top (top.html) with the following code:
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| <! DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 transitional//en" > <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> fra Me </TITLE> </HEAD> <frameset rows= "50%,50%" > <frame name=top src= "top.html" > <frame name=bottom src= "bottom.html" > </frameset> |
Now assume that top.html (that is, the page above) has seven button to achieve the bottom.html (that is, the following page) of the refresh, you can use the following seven kinds of statements, which easy to do with their own.
Statement 1. Window.parent.frames[1].location.reload ();
Statement 2. Window.parent.frames.bottom.location.reload ();
Statement 3. window.parent.frames["Bottom"].location.reload ();
Statement 4. Window.parent.frames.item (1). Location.reload ();
Statement 5. Window.parent.frames.item (' Bottom '). Location.reload ();
Statement 6. Window.parent.bottom.location.reload ();
Statement 7. window.parent[' Bottom '].location.reload ();
The code for the Top.html page is as follows:
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| <! DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 transitional//en" > <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> Top . html </TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <input type=button value= "Refresh 1" onclick= Window.parent.frames[1].location.reload () "><br> <input type=button value=" Refresh 2 "onclick=" Window.parent.frames.bottom.location.reload () "><br> <input type=button value=" Refresh 3 "onclick=" window.parent.frames[' Bottom '].location.reload () ><br> <input type=button value= "Refresh 4" onclick= " Window.parent.frames.item (1). Location.reload () "><br> <input type=button value=" Refresh 5 "onclick=" Window.parent.frames.item (' Bottom '). Location.reload () "><br> <input type=button value=" Refresh 6 "onclick = "Window.parent.bottom.location.reload ()" ><br> <input type=button value= "Refresh 7" onclick= " window.parent[' Bottom '].location.reload () ><br> </BODY> |
The following is the bottom.html page source code, in order to prove that the bottom page is indeed refreshed, after loading the page pop-up a dialog box.
The code for the Bottom.html page is as follows:
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<! DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 transitional//en" > <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> bottom.html </TITLE> </HEAD> <body onload= "alert (' I was loaded!") ') ' > </BODY> </HTML> |
Explain:
The
1.window refers to the current page, for example, for this example, it refers to the top.html page.
2.parent refers to the parent page of the current page, which is the frame page that contains it. For example, for this example, it refers to framedemo.html. The
3.frames is a Window object and is an array. Represents all the subpages within the frame.
4.item is the method. Returns the elements inside an array.
5. If the child page is also a frames page, and there are other subpages, then some of the above methods may not work.