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I just noticed we have been having a bug when we’ve been using:
top.location = top.location.href;
To refresh the outer page. However it seems that Chrome doesn’t give you a top.location or parent.location object with properties when the frame is on a different domain. Is there any workaround? This works fine in Firefox.
Doing this seem to accomplish what I want: