<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.jet.mazesample.co.uk/">http://www.jet.mazesample.co.uk/</a><!-- m --> is the page i'm working on, and the question is regarding the search box at the bottom.<br />
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at the moment, the form code is this:<form name="Search" method="Get" action="/cgi-bin/search/search.pl" target="homebody"> (emphasis on the target).<br />
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this just directs the top frame to the search results page.<br />
what i want it to do, is to have the form target as "_top" and then load up a fresh _parent frameset all together- the only thing i'm worried about is, will the top frame receive the variables passed over from the bottom frame on the previous page?<br />
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the aim in the end, is to get a different search bar at the bottom to load up when the results are displayed in the top frame.<br />
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if i need to explain the question clearer, just slap me.<br />
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thanks!<!--content-->SLAP!!!
no lol, id try put the search bar at the bottom in a <div> and then onclick of go image use css to hide it, actually no why do you wish to hide the search menu again, just because a user has searched once they may wish to again, or is it me just being silly now, now you can slap me <!--content-->
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at the moment, the form code is this:<form name="Search" method="Get" action="/cgi-bin/search/search.pl" target="homebody"> (emphasis on the target).<br />
<br />
this just directs the top frame to the search results page.<br />
what i want it to do, is to have the form target as "_top" and then load up a fresh _parent frameset all together- the only thing i'm worried about is, will the top frame receive the variables passed over from the bottom frame on the previous page?<br />
<br />
the aim in the end, is to get a different search bar at the bottom to load up when the results are displayed in the top frame.<br />
<br />
if i need to explain the question clearer, just slap me.<br />
<br />
thanks!<!--content-->SLAP!!!
no lol, id try put the search bar at the bottom in a <div> and then onclick of go image use css to hide it, actually no why do you wish to hide the search menu again, just because a user has searched once they may wish to again, or is it me just being silly now, now you can slap me <!--content-->