Re: Any way to use header() or another function to force user to "top level"

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Subject: Re: Any way to use header() or another function to force user to "top level"
From: Anup Shukla <anup.shkl@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2008 15:36:55 +0800
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Chuck wrote:

That is exactly what I am using now but the location I am redirecting
to is loading within the <div> tags and at the top level of the
browser.


Are you using AJAX to load the page?

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Anup Shukla

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