Posted by David Dorward on 10/17/98 11:40

cmarvel@nethere.com wrote:

> I have three frames

Oh dear.

http://allmyfaqs.net/faq.pl?Problems_with_using_frames

> printed out via one perl program. Once a
> user submits info from frame one, a second perl program is called and
> it outputs a first set of info to the second frame. That same second
> perl program has to send a second set of info to a third frame. how do
> I do this? I can't seem to find a 'target' choice for the CGI print
> command.

There isn't one. A CGI script outputs data which is sent over HTTP. You have
to get the browser to open the resource in a specific frame, generally with
with a link that has a target or with the src attribute of the frame (and
this means running the program multiple times with different parameters to
get the different data you want in each frame)

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