name (frames)
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Examples
This example uses scripting to set the name property of a frame.
parent.frames[0].name="Left";
This example shows how the NAME attribute for a window can be persisted in HTML, but only when defined in a frame within a frameset.
<FRAMESET>
<FRAME NAME="Left" SRC="blank.htm">
<FRAME NAME="Right" SRC="contents.htm">
</FRAMESET>
Notes
Remarks
The name property identifies which frame displays the content of a linked document.
Syntax
See also
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Related pages (MSDN)
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