I wish to make hyperlinks to an external website whose pages contain frames. Ie I wish to link to content pages on the site but be able to display their subframes too as if I'd navigated through their structure. The site in question uses asp.<br />
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Is there any general way of doing this?<!--content-->might be possible,however any reasonable web developer would have code in their pages that will make sure that if the pages are no in their frame set it will open the site....in the current window...<br />
If it does not make any sense...then..well I just got up..
<!--content-->yep, I guess you still have the taste of toothpaste in the mouth.
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The issue has nothing to do with my frameset (of which I have none because I hate frames!). The question is how to dynamically link to pages on an external web site, viewing their full frameset.<!--content-->I hate taste of that..
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anyways..as I said before..
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wht most of the developers do is make sure that there pages do not open in frames or other then their own frameset..<br />
however,it could be that the pages you are trying to link they have no problems..so in that case..get teh name of the main pages that has all the frameset info<br />
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and then open that page in any of yoru frames.<br />
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say a framed site's frameset page is called.<br />
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main.html<br />
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and this main page has 3 frames in it. now you canopen this page in your frames like this<br />
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parent.frameName.location.href = <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/">http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/</a><!-- m -->"main.html"<!--content-->
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Is there any general way of doing this?<!--content-->might be possible,however any reasonable web developer would have code in their pages that will make sure that if the pages are no in their frame set it will open the site....in the current window...<br />
If it does not make any sense...then..well I just got up..
<!--content-->yep, I guess you still have the taste of toothpaste in the mouth. <br /><br />
The issue has nothing to do with my frameset (of which I have none because I hate frames!). The question is how to dynamically link to pages on an external web site, viewing their full frameset.<!--content-->I hate taste of that..
<br /><br />
anyways..as I said before..
<br /><br />
wht most of the developers do is make sure that there pages do not open in frames or other then their own frameset..<br />
however,it could be that the pages you are trying to link they have no problems..so in that case..get teh name of the main pages that has all the frameset info<br />
<br />
and then open that page in any of yoru frames.<br />
<br />
say a framed site's frameset page is called.<br />
<br />
main.html<br />
<br />
and this main page has 3 frames in it. now you canopen this page in your frames like this<br />
<br />
parent.frameName.location.href = <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/">http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/</a><!-- m -->"main.html"<!--content-->