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Posted by Chris Ianson on 03/23/06 21:26
"Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art@centralva.net> wrote in message
news:4422e54b$0$3707$cb0e7fc6@news.centralva.net...
> Surprise, surprise! Amazing how often we here that here. Usually the
> reasons are not good ones.
I have a panoramic image that I want users to be able to scroll left and
right through. *Please*, no advice needed or requested on other ways to do
that because it needs to be done in HTML and an iframe is the only way.
I have placed the panoramic in an iframe, and it works perfectly. The
scroll bar of the iframe allows you to scroll left and right along the
image.
When I was users to be able to jump to the next image, I have a hotspot in
the panorama, and it loads a new image into the iframe and jumps them to the
bookmarked place on the new image.
However the downside is this causes the browser's *main* window to scroll
down to the bottom for some reason.
I simply want it to either not do that, or to scroll back up again.
>> So there's really no way to call two URLs from one hyperlink?
>>
>> E.g. say I wanted: [Click here]
>> And when they click there, it opens 2 windows - google.com and yahoo.com?
>
> Again no, not without requiring JavaScript. Period. But there is most
> likely a much better way to do what you want if we had more information.
Hope you understand now, and that I'm not into dodgy sites if that is what
you were implying, but thanks for your faith :P
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