If the iFrame has a name, it is a named window and you can target it by name:
target="iframe2"
Solution 1 :
Problem :
My website has an iframe with a form inside it. What I need is that when the form gets submitted, its target is another iframe, on the parent page. So my setup is basically this:
<div>
<iframe name="iframe1"></iframe>
<iframe name="iframe2"></iframe>
</div>
So i’m looking for something like this: <form action="processor.php" target="parent:iframe2">
I am not sure how to do this, help will be much appriciated :). Thank you!
Comments
Comment posted by mplungjan
try
Comment posted by mplungjan
another question is: “Why iframes” ?
Comment posted by target-url”
you can just redirect to the send iframe’s url from the php file itseld using header(“Location :
Comment posted by Combobulated
@mplungjan Thank you, it works! I’m quite confused as to why it does, though…
Comment posted by mplungjan
It is a named window so it should work the same as if you had a named popup