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Posted by Geoff Berrow on 10/13/06 10:59
Message-ID: <1160734258.826626.33780@f16g2000cwb.googlegroups.com> from
steve contained the following:
> Thanks for the suggestion, but so new that it means very little to
>me, how do I link to a new frameset?
You have a page containing two frames. That page is probably called
index.htm. This contains code to load other .htm files into two
starting frames. Just make a copy of this file and edit it so that it
points to two different starting frames. If you save that file as
newframeset.htm you can jet to it with the following:
<a href='newframeset.htm' target='_parent'>Log out of menu</a>
If you want the menu back do the same thing in reverse.
That said, frames are generally regarded as the work of the devil these
days because of the difficulty in bookmarking pages.
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Geoff Berrow (put thecat out to email)
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