Site Wide Error Handling works for Hidden iframe?

I have implemented Site Wide Error Handling within my
application. It is working great except that if there is an error
within a hidden iframe, the Error Page is not visable to the end
user. How can I bring up the Error page to the Parent so that the
Error page can be seen by the end user?
Does anyone has a solution for this?
Thanks

How about
place this in the <head> tags on your error page
<script>
function makeParent(){
if(window.location <> parent.window.location){
window.parent.location = this.parent.location;
add this to your body tag
<body onLoad="makeParent();">
Hope this helps

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