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ASP redirection

I have a page containing three frames.  One of them uses the ASP command Response.redirect("anotherpage.hml"). However this causes the new page to appear in that frame , where as I want anotherpage.html to appear at the top level (ie replace all the frames). How is this done??
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you can't do that using ASP only, you'' have to use Javascript for that.

Response.write "<script>window.location.href='anotherpage.html'</script>"




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Didnt actually work but put me on the right track.  Solution above caused anotherpage.html to appear in the frame.  The way to do it is to use:
Response.write "<script>top.location='anotherpage.html'</script>"
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So what do you do with the question....delete it ? give me some points for putting you on the right track ?
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Sorry, how can I do that?The page is giving me the option of grading etc.....
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Ooops, I meant the page isnt giving me the option of grading etc...
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You dont seem to have locked the question....
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IF you include in the form tag ' target="_top" ' during the redirect you will blow away your frameset and have anotherpage.html at the top. I can send sample code if you would like. james@digitalfoundry.com
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Thanks for the offer, but other solution was satisfactory.