2010-12-10, 09:58 AM
DeanNim Wrote:make 2 frames and tag each fram with a name so if you want a link from frame1 to open in frame2, just add a target tag to the link(i think). this eliminates the entire use for php. but never use it if youre making a site unrelated to school cause frames are pretty pomegranatety. ive been working on my DIVs and Tables so i kinda have no knowledge on how frames work anymore.
sort of like
[HTML]
<iframe src="" name="frame1">
this is your main content page
<a href="" target="frame2">(use it with image-map if you want to)
</iframe>
<iframe src="" name="frame2">
this is where the page you clicked on link1 will open at
</iframe>
[/HTML]
Thank you very much. This was the type of response I was looking for, and I think this'll work. Too bad with how I set up my website, I already uploaded the files to the webserver at my school. So I couldn't change my website or update the report anyways. But this'll be good for a future update!

