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Gatorius
October 10th, 1999, 10:34 AM
I have no java applet or script programming knowledge. How do I get an html page forwarded from a search engin to open in one of six frames that I use on my web site? I have also a site map with links to nearly 300 html pages on my site, each of them should open in one of six frame set. Any idea how I can do this? Any help, advice or suggestion greatly appreciated.

The web site is at http://www.cvm.qc.ca//ccollin/ it is a personal site used to teach philosophy at college level.

Gatorius

http://www.bernard.collin.com
http://www.cvm.qc.ca/ccollin/
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unicman
October 10th, 1999, 12:32 PM
In html normally u give '<a href="">' tag. So if u want to load a page in a particular frame, u can use '<a href=".." target="frame_name">'. Here the page will be loaded in the frame u specify.

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Gatorius
October 11th, 1999, 01:37 AM
Sorry, I didn't explain myself correctly. My site uses 6 different frame sets. Each frame set containe 3 frames (Header, sidebar and main frame). From a site map page which is not included in a frame set, I would like to link my pages to the main frame of one of the six frame sets. In other words, the page analyse.htm should normally open in frame set 1 (called frame1.htm - with main subject Experimental Didactics) in the main frame. The page symbiose.htm should normally open in frame set 2 (called frame2.htm - with main subject Human Conceptions) in the main frame. I have about 200 pages I would like to redirect like this in their proper frame sets with target being always the main frame. Does this make any sense? Can you help? Thanks!

Gatorius

http://www.bernard.collin.com
http://www.cvm.qc.ca/ccollin/
http://www.scoap.com

ruttiger
May 8th, 2000, 12:37 AM
how do i redirect to a frame in an html document not yet loaded?
i know the name of the .htm document, and the name of the frame...just not how to use the target setting to open the .htm document, and put the href in the specified frame of the not-yet-opened htm document

thanks in advance


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