Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 03/07/07 16:45

jamiil wrote:
> Thank you all for the good help.
> But I am afraid that due to my little knowledge of HTML, a more
> extended explanation is need; not only from you, but also from me.
> However, before I go any further, I want you to know that it is true
> what you have said about frames, and I completely agree with you two
> [jonathan & toby].
> Now, to the task at hand. I have a directory tree that looks like
> this:
> /home/myname/project/html
> |_____ index.html
> /home/myname/project/html/doc
> |_____
> Frame_1.html
> |_____
> Frame_2.html
> |_____
> Frame_3.html
> |_____
> Frame_4.html
> /home/myname/project/html/pix
> |_____ bunch of
> pictures
> /home/myname/project/html/javascript
> |_____
> not much, yet!
>
> I am not sure of using the right names for the 'target frame', please
> do have a look and let me know if I am on the right track.
> Thanks sooooo very much!!
>
>
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WHOA! STOP!
1) Post a URL to an online example not tons of pasted code

2) You need to have a basic understanding of HTML else this in not going
to work, I saw that you did not name your frames in the frameset so your
are doomed from the start.

3) Why are you using frames in the first place? Maybe you don't (have
to, need to, or should) use frames.

4) If you have "little knowledge of HTML" maybe you should do a little
bit of reading before your start, /like those toys your must assemble
for the kids at Christmas go together much easier when your read the
instructions first!/ It is the same with webpages! Go through the
Beginners tutorials at www.htmldog.com

5) If you are still lost, find another site on the web that looks like
what you are trying to do and look at the source. Can go a long way to
help, but please do the tutorials at www.htmldog.com because there are a
lot of very bad sites out there. Start out right!


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Take care,

Jonathan
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