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@goodboy Thanks!!

It's a shame they appear to have taken it down.

Target is a <a href="#" target="main_frame">LINK</a> I want to be able to click the link from inside the iframe and have the page load in "main_frame." Presently, the only way I can think to do this is to use postMessage(). The other thing I've done is to completely rewrite the nested datapages using SQL in calculated fields and javascript - which is really laborious, but solves the problem.

Thank you for looking at my problem. Here is my SQL statement: SELECT [@field:WF_tbl_Chapter_Title] as Chapter, [@field:WF_tbl_Section_Title] as Section, [@field:WF_tbl_Question_Description] as Question FROM _v_Questions_View as QV WHERE [@field:WF_tbl_Workbook_Author_ID] = '[@authfield:WF_tbl_Customer_Customer_ID]' AND [@field:WF_tbl_Workbook_Workbook_ID] = '[@WID] ' ORDER BY QV.WF_tbl_Chapter_Position, QV.WF_tbl_Section_Position, QV.WF_tbl_Question_Position GROUP BY ???? for xml path(N'') It works fine so long as there is no GROUP BY statement. I've tried using DISTINCT in the SELECT statement but it then returns empty set. I want to be able to GROUP BY to save time parsing the XML. Any help/thoughts is appreciated. Thank you.

Aloha, I know that I can target an iFrame if my datapage is embedded on my site, but not if it is in an iFrame. However, I have a datapage in an iFrame in another datapage on my website: <website> Datapage1 (embed) Datapage2 (iFrame) Datapage3 (iFrame) I need to be able to be able to target an iFrame from Datapages 2 and 3. Here is what I was told on customer support chat: And the note goes on to say Support cannot help me, but I can pay to meet with one of their experts. So, I thought I would check here first. Any help is appreciated. Mahalos.