Posted by pegasusflightresources@gmail.com on 02/01/19 11:50

vivekaseeja@gmail.com wrote:
> Michael Hedinger wrote:
>
> > how do you do WHAT? are you asking about the linking that the correct
> > html site will appear in the right frame? that would be <a
> > href="rightframe.html" target="right"> in the frameset source you need
> > to define the right frame with <frame ..... name="right>"
>
> Think i messed up my question. My apoligies. The right hand side has to
> be a single html page which will show different html content depending
> upon what has been clicked on the left hand side. The problem is that
> all the html content has to be a single html page. So i imagine the
> content would have to be hidden or unhidden depending upon what is
> clicked on the left hand side. How can i do that -- that is hide and
> unhide ?
>
> thanks ..
> vivekian

Dear sir,
Content being hidden or unhidden? The concept of the frameset will
give you the ability to view a web page in one of the frames, and be
able to change it with the use of targets and links on the other frame.
You could have the left frame use the GET method (except not through
natural methods, just creating a URL that is basically the GET method)
and then have the right frame have an onLoad function that deciphers
this GET info and changes the page dynamically through specific
variables given in the GET transmission. This can all be achieved
through JavaScript, or through PHP (but PHP is a bit harder with these
functions, so it should primarily be used if JavaScript is disabled).
You could possibly show or hide content using some kind of Ajax or
dynamic functions in JavaScript, or even DHTML, but I do not know these
proficiently, so you are on your own to figure those out.

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against the King.

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Patrick Reilly
1st Coy.
Colonel Seth Warner's Regiment

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