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Html/php gurus - Can this be done??
I want a link from non-frameset page A to target a 2-frame frameset B and load a specific page in the lower frame.
In other words: I would like all links from my site to open in a new/same window with a my own header on the top. I don?t care if this is done with frames, Iframes or whatever. I have seen this on some sites but I don't have any url's right now. I know this can be done but I am not sure how. Any help would be appriciated... |
frames, for newbs i recommend using front page for frame play
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How do you target "lower frame" on a page frame.htm from a link on a page index.htm??? |
Im assuming when you ask "how do you target", you mean "how do you link." You werent too clear on which .htm is parent of the other but here is either or:
<a href="frame.htm" target="lowerFrame">txt or whatever</a> or <a href="index.htm" target="lowerFrame">txt or whatever</a> thats all |
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I'll try again: You have your TGP with a bunch of links to a bunch of galleries. When you click on a gallerie link, the gallerie opens in a new window and on the top (inside the new window) you have a header with "go back to my TGP"-or what ever. Now, I don?t care if this is done with frames, IFrames or whatever. I hope this makes any sense? |
you can either create the framesets on your server, which is easier if you dont have tech skills or a lot of links...or just use a simple php script if you got a lot of links, check hotscripts.com they should have a few...
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