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As far as I know, an iframe is a seperate page. The only way I personally can think of doing this is to use a $_POST. Just have the parent frame send a POST variable to the child frame. It won't happen in realtime (meaning you will have to have the child iframe refresh), but it will work.

yup... iframes are completly seperate from the originating page... only 4 ways of passing info from one page to another...

$_POST... if you create a form, with a target of that frame...

$_GET... where you ?var=$var;...

$_SESSION...

and cookies...

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