Mojave

I have a select element in a form. When an item is selected, it executes javascript which loads a particular page into an iframe. Selecting another item loads a different page. On those pages, I have links that load other pages into that frame. Basically, I have a lists and then you can drill down to see a specific item. I hope that makes sense.What I want to do is allow the user to select from the original select menu to reshow the current list, but normal select behavior doesn't allow a currently selected item to be selected again.Is there a way around this? Is there a way to fool the browser into thinking that the currently selected item is not actually selected?Thanks!

Thanks! Exactly what I was looking for.

Hi, this is my first post and I hope I'm following protocol correctly.From my main window, I use window.open() to create a new window. I am not sure if that is really a "child" window or if child is used only when discussing frames. From the child window, when a link is clicked, I want to update the source of the "parent" window, the window that created the child.I've scoured Google and several javascript sites looking for an answer. I get plenty of examples of how to do this with frames, but not with disconnected windows. I've tried to access the parent window and set the source from the child in multiple ways:window.parent.locationdocument.parent.locationtop.locationwindow.top.locationI've exhausted every permutation. I can get the child window's source to update to what I want the parent window to be, but never the parent itself.Could someone point me to an example please?Thanks!