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I've done the or assignment in the past, too, which is why I said "if, for some reason, this is not working for you then..." Yes, on a frame that doesn't exist. The only way it would move to UIParent (in Phanx's example) is if otherFrame was nil.
We can only help you with an error if we see what the error actually was and the code that triggered it.
/edit: you said that the error mentioned that it wasn't a table. Frames are just special tables. A nil value would have given you a nil error. As I mentioned above, you must be assigning something else to that variable name that isn't a table/frame.
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