Posted by Jake on 12/13/67 11:29

In message <b8OdncwGkM2fdM_eRVn-1g@rogers.com>, Tony Vella
<tony.vella@nogo.rogers.com> writes
>I'm trying to do something (and having problems) and I suddenly get the
>feeling that perhaps it just cannot be done and I'm wasting my time even
>trying. But, here goes:
>
>Let's say we have a table with three columns: a, b and c.
>In column 'a' there is a list of countries in alpha order. Each
>country-name in column 'a' is a link.
>When I click a country-link in column 'a', I want to see in column 'b' a
>list of years in which that particular country issued stamps. Each year in
>column 'b' is a link.
>When I click a year-link in column 'b' I want to see in column 'c' pictures
>of the stamps issued by that particular country in that particular year.
>
>I can do this using frames quite easily but I have been told that many
>browsers do not support frames and I'm therefore trying to find a way around
>the problem by using tables.
>
>Can it be done? Any help is appreciated.
>

The simplest way to handle this requirement will be to use frames, as
you suggest. If you find frames easy, then go for it -- this is the kind
of use that frames are ideal for.

No mainstream browser since Netscape 2 (back in the 1990's) has had any
trouble in handling frames.

regards.

--
Jake (jake@gododdin.demon.co.uk -- just a 'spam trap' mail address)

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