Milonic JavaScript Menu

In this case, the Prev, Next buttons are the most import aspect of the page - even more so than the menu. Currently our "workaround" is to not even include the Milonic menu on this page at all.

Just to give some context of what we are doing - our system is an MLS. The "users" are Real Estate agents ...

Just following up, since I haven't seen a reply in a couple of weeks.

Would it be a feasible request to have a global Milonic variable to make it such that all url's are navigated as a window.top.navigate('url')?

Yes, that makes perfect sense. The only reason I'm using frames here is so that the user can quickly cycle the content in the bottom frame page without having to reload the top frame page each time. In order to achieve this, the top.location cannot be changed and the framesets should remain as they ...

Certainly! My code is a tangled web of include files and such, so I stripped out a bunch of stuff and made just a few simple pages that mimic what I am doing.

Note, when clicking on the menu, only click on "RTM" -> Home. All other menu links are bogus.

http://leftandwrite.com/brian/frametest ...

The later of the two is the behavior that I am looking for. The code you posted works, but it messes up my other javascript navigation. :(

In addition to the menu (which I want to navigate out of the frames) the header frameset page also has "< Previous" and "Next >" buttons. These buttons use ...

Most of my site is single-paged (no frames), but I have one page that does use frames. It is a simple two frameset page with a top and a bottom frameset. The menu is in the top frame. When I click on a menu item, the top frame navigates to the appropriate page leaving the bottom frameset unchanged ...