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Old 26-May-2003, 09:10
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multi link open ....


I am using two iframes in my personal site, one for navagation and the other for content. What I want to know if you can even do it, is have my navagation back space botton to also refresh my content frame to a spec-ed page.

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Old 26-May-2003, 09:28
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Hi Sniper,

I didn't look closely at your HTML source but here's what I can suggest right away:

Change this
HTML Code:
<tr> <td><a href="nav_1.htm" target="nav">

to this?
HTML Code:
<tr> <td><a href="index.htm" target="_top">

Of course it depends what you named your default homepage i.e. index.html or index.htm or something else?

Let us know if that messes up what you're trying to do..
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Old 26-May-2003, 11:50
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what I am trying to do is open multiple links from a single event,each link needs to open in a different iframe. I found something in my html book for if I was using a normal frameset instead of iframes. this is what the book offered to me. also the reason I use the name nav was that at 4am I would remeber what I am writing for
Quote:
<a href=”javascript: locaton=’org.htm’; parent.nav.loacation=’page1.htm’; paerent.main.location=page2’”>

I have had no luck on getting this to work, I am assuming this is because I am not actualy using frames rather basicly fancy layers lol.
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Old 26-May-2003, 12:28
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is what you have written in the quote "exactly" the code you've tried or did you mistype it?

Just in case your missing what I'm talking about, here is a fixed version.

Quote:
<a href=”java script: locaton=’org.htm’; parent.nav.loacation=’page1.htm’; parent.main.location='page2.htm’”>


Maybe this was the problem

Rob
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Old 26-May-2003, 12:52
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the site is rejecting both scripts for some bloody reason so I think I am going to aproach this in another way with onblur script. that should be simple ... that way I dont have to deal with a dual link system seeing only one of the two pages have to be smart. if you have a script off the top of your head that is cool other wise I'll dig in the book.
 
 

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