[BigDaddy]

Can i use javascript to find frames/windows the same way the "<a target=></a>" does it ?
its not exactly what i need
i dont know where the "target" is. it could be in the parent or sibling.

[Poolkop]

Afaik youll have to loop through them all then

[BigDaddy]

Brrrr

[Poolkop]

Working with frames is pretty brrrr in the first place anyways

[Peter Pitt]

um
You don't feel like what? Using the DOM?
Document.getElementsByTagName("a") returns a collection of anchors...

[BigDaddy]

B0a,its more complicated. i have frames here and i need to get the "document.location.href" of a target, the way <a target=></a> does it

[Peter Pitt]

Is that an incredibly circuitous way of saying you want a list of all window objects? Because if so, you can't get them. You can only access those related to the current one via a frameset or the saved return value of window.open().

[BigDaddy]

Peter Pitt, i only need the ones <a target> could possibly address.

[Peter Pitt]

That includes all existing and all possible windows and frames.

[BigDaddy]

i would be happy if i could get all undernith "top."