close iFrame with sc_redir ??

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#1

Hello,
I call a SC form in an iFrame of another application.
That’s no problem.

Now I want SC ti leave the Iframe and open a new (not SC) web-Page.
I tried :

sc_redir (“http://k222.ims-firmen.de/SVSS_FITH/Web_Builder/xxx.html","","_parent”);

But the new site is opened again within the iFrame…

is it possible ??

Best regards
Uwe

#2

If it’s not a problem to open a new tab then you could use _blank

#3

I know this is an old thread to resurrect, but it’s a pain when Google links to unanswered questions. The target of “_parent” should be “_top” if you want to replace the whole page.

#4

Close iFrame with redir_target

Hi I’ve tried _blank but it still opens inside the iFrame??

It’s a menu app, and the default page is a login page.
When the user login I wan’t the app to load a new menu app with another default page??

Below is the onValidateSucces code from the login page:

$dir = opendir($this->Ini->path_aplicacao . “…”);

while ($file = readdir($dir))
{
	if ($file != '.' && $file != '..' && $file != '_lib')
	{
	      sc_apl_status($file, 'on');
	}		
}

closedir($dir);

if(sc_logged({login})):
	sc_log_add('login', {lang_login_ok});
	sc_user_logout('logged_user', 'logout', 'secapp_Login');
		// Redirection parameters
		// $redir_param = array( // Param list, add as many as needed
		// "email" => "{email}",
		// "param_2" => "value_2"
		// );
		// $redir_param = json_encode($redir_param);
		// Redirection
		$redir_app = "http://127.0.0.1:88/scriptcase/app/wmqmsproject/wmqms_menu"; // Application name
		$redir_target = "_blank"; // Target window (_blank, _self, _parent or modal)
		sc_redir($redir_app, $redir_target);	
endif;

Thanks in advance :slight_smile:

Michael

#5

_blank should open a new tab, but perhaps there’s a browser issue. If you omit the parameter it is generated within the IFrame, if you set _parent you can remove the container iframe.

#6

Hi All, this is my first post and I joined the forum specifically because I had this same exact issue. After much experimention, I found that to make this work, you have to provide a second parameter to the macro. but since the parameter is blank, it’ll look like this:

sc_redir(verify.php, “”, _parent);

this got it to exit the iFrame in my project. Using sc_redir(verify.php, _parent); keeps it in the iFrame, I’m guessing because the macro is looking for that additional parameter before it’ll respond to the third.

Hope this works for your guys as well.

~Joe