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[HEki_]

echo "<p>\n";
  echo "<FORM action=\"index.php\" method=\"POST\">\n";
  echo "<INPUT TYPE=\"submit\" name=\"Done_submit\" onclick=\"exit=false\" VALUE=\"".get_msg(done,$lang)."\">\n";
  if(isset($lang)) { echo "		<INPUT TYPE=\"hidden\" NAME=\"lang\" VALUE=\"$lang\">\n"; }
  echo "</FORM>\n";
  echo "<p>\n"

after everything is set up, this is the code that creats a button to bring me back to parent page ... i am loading this script into a frame and when the button is pressed it goes back to the first page, but it loads it into that frame in which the script is being loaded ... so in the end i have page with a page inside ... how do i set it up, so that it will go out of the frame and load up the first page ...

best regards

[Demonslay]

I don't know much with JavaScript and frames, but I do know you need to access the parent window's properties.
Here's my Google results.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=j...G=Google+Search

Just as I thought, and as shown in this article, you'd use the parent object.

parent.location = 'location.php';

Something like that.

[HEki_]

ok thx,
ill try this.