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Posted by dorayme on 05/28/05 05:29
> From: "MK" <mukesh11@hotmail.com>
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> Many times while visiting a website we find some link which takes the user
> to a different website but it is in the same browser window. While the user
> is reviewing the new webpage we may wish to come back to the old website. On
> Internet many sites do this by providing a link to the old website on the
> top part of the browser window. To do this, they split the browser window in
> two parts. An example can be seen in the attached image file. Could some one
> let me know the method of doing this in HTML or JavaScript?
To show people things here you must provide a url.
I think you are referring to frames. You need to read about frames. Perhaps
you could start with http://wp.netscape.com/assist/net_sites/frames.html
This is not to say it is the best strategy for dealing with a concern that
people will leave your site. There are other ways. Here are two: all links
out to be targeted to "_blank" to force your site to stay on, the link
opening in a new window. The other, better one, is probably: let them go.
They will come back if they want to - by using their back button or some
other way.
dorayme
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