View Full Version : help out....again..pleeeeeeaaaaaaaase!!
DJsexie
December 29th, 2001, 18:44
Hi...
I'm here again with another question:p
referring to da following site>> http://www.geocities.com/fadetodefault/
What do I have to put in the code so that when a visitor clicks on a link at the bottom(such as 'bio'), only the contents in that textbox changes not everything else surrounding it...
Do I have to build another page containing only the box? Or do i have to do something related to frames or what? What do I need to do???:confused: :confused:
Thanks a lot for all of your helps over the year 2001!!!!!!!:) :) :)
AND1
December 29th, 2001, 22:08
If you are curious about how it is made, always check the source code, well apparently the script used in this one is found here:
http://dhtmlcentral.com/script/script5.asp
But there are lots of other similar ones...
Regards,
DJsexie
December 29th, 2001, 22:49
Originally posted by AND1
If you are curious about how it is made, always check the source code, well apparently the script used in this one is found here:
http://dhtmlcentral.com/script/script5.asp
But there are lots of other similar ones...
Regards,
yeah...I know how it's made...I got the code from that site...
All I wanna know is what to do so that when someone clicks on a link on my site, only the contents in the box will change and everything thing will stay the same....:confused2 :confused2
geisha
December 31st, 2001, 05:36
:) All you have to do is create a frameset. Do you know how to use frames?
If you do, simply set out your frames and in the middle page (note: when you create frames you end up with several seperate .htm files which make up the frmes ) where u want your contents to be, use that script again so you can scroll up and down. Where u have the navigational options at the bottom, direct the link to _mainframe.
If you dont know how to create frames. Use frontpage , and there is a 'Frames' option up in the toolbars. play around with it.
Hope that helped
~Geisha
DJsexie
December 31st, 2001, 16:53
Thankd for helping me!!:)
Frame set??:confused: :confused2
I have no idea how to use it......
Is it something like this?>>
<frame>kdfjksjkds</frame>
And I don't have FrontPage:cry2:
vedette
December 31st, 2001, 17:29
Are you using an i-frame?
meow
December 31st, 2001, 18:03
Haven't we been her before? It feeels very familiar. :p
You are alsready using an iframe.
<iframe name="frame" scrolling="no" width=385 height=303 src="index2.htm"></iframe>
You have given it the name "frame". Now you need to TARGET it from the links by using that name.
<a href="http:www.google.com" target="frame">Google</a>
<ADD>
Hey you! Now I see you've already done that and it's working so what are you complaining about, huh? :devious2:;)
DJsexie
December 31st, 2001, 19:19
Originally posted by meow
Haven't we been her before? It feeels very familiar. :p
You are alsready using an iframe.
<iframe name="frame" scrolling="no" width=385 height=303 src="index2.htm"></iframe>
You have given it the name "frame". Now you need to TARGET it from the links by using that name.
<a href="http:www.google.com" target="frame">Google</a>
<ADD>
Hey you! Now I see you've already done that and it's working so what are you complaining about, huh? :devious2:;)
hehehehe.......:)
My origianl intent was tryin to find a way to solve the problem WITHOUT using an iFrame(coz iFrame doesnt show up in netscape)..
but then..*sigh*...can't find a way to do that and I had not idea how to use <frameset>.
SO iFrame was the easiest way out..
BTW..meow, do u know any scripts that would get rid of those iFrame borders????:confused: :confused:
geisha
December 31st, 2001, 19:32
Lissa Explains, section on frames... (http://www.lissaexplains.com/frames.shtml)
Go to that site and it has a detailed description on how to make frames. it's a pretty good site. i've used it a few times..heh
Hope it help u :D
meow
December 31st, 2001, 19:45
:p I never looked at anything, just checked if it was an iframe and assumed....I had your site open in another wirndow and happened to click a link after I had posted and thought WTF...
I *think* frameborder="0" does it.
http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/special/iframe.html
DJsexie
January 2nd, 2002, 21:52
Thank you thank you all!!!! Everything turned out to be just da way I wanted it!!!!!!:D :D :D :D
I love you all!!!!!!!:D
meow
January 2nd, 2002, 22:01
Took you 50 hours and 7 minutes to realize that? :D
vorapoap
January 2nd, 2002, 22:02
HEE HEE
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