This is a continuation of my previous 'I hate frames', although it's a new issue of sufficient weirdness to deserve it's own place in the annals of Hexus history...
An iFrame uses javascript to send a reload command to the parent window, which obligingly refreshes. A VBScript If Else statement is then encountered which checks a session variable (which is initiliased before the iFrame sends the reload command) and as a result calls one of two sources for the iFrame.
Works fine for IE, but Firefox just isn't having it.
What happens is it calls the RIGHT SOURCE PAGE for the frame, but then goes and displays the other source (which is the source called originally the first time the iFrame is loaded). All Response.End (break) commands are ignored, it's as if Firefox is looking exactly what the history of the initial page load, and implementing that instead of following the code.
Anybody got any ideas? I'm out, and as much as I love firefox I can't spend any more time trying to fix it...


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