Javascript frame on click increment counter on another frame

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here is the code for javascript frames would like to add counter on page counter.html and radio button on another page radio.html and if correct radio button is clicked counter is incremented on counter.html . Already have a seperate pages radio.html and counter.html would want them on same page with javascript frames

<head>
<title>Frames</title>
<script>

</script>
</head>
<frameset rows="24%,52%,24%" cols="33%,33%,34%" onload="">
<frame name="f1" src="javascript:''">
<frame name="f2" src="counter.html">
<frame name="f3" src="javascript:''"">
<frame name="f4" src="javascript:''">
<frame name="f5" src="radio.html">
<frame name="f6" src="javascript:''">
<frame name="f7" src="javascript:''">
<frame name="f8" src="javascript:''">
<frame name="f9" src="javascript:''">
</frameset>

What I have tried:

tried changing the path of counter object

Posted 4-Jan-18 23:42pm

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Updated 5-Jan-18 1:56am

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Karthik_Mahalingam 5-Jan-18 5:51am

not clear.

A_Griffin 5-Jan-18 7:10am

You do realise framesets are no longer supported in html5 ? You really should not be using them. Use the iframes instead.

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A_Griffin · Answer 1 · 2018-01-05T01:56:00

you can access the iframe element of a parent page using

JavaScript

var fra = parent.document.getElementById("f2");

(assuming f2 is the id of the frame you want in this case)
You can then get the document object of that frame using:

JavaScript

var doc = fra.contentDocument || fra.contentWindow.document;

You can then get elements (objects) within that as usual:

JavaScript

var el = doc.getElementById("whatever");

Javascript frame on click increment counter on another frame

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