So like for links exiting my site, i want a frame to apear at the top of the pages about 19 pixels in height where i can put my lookingsharp.co.uk back to link.
any ideas how?
i know i havent explained it well but i can't find live examples.
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Started by Danny, Jun 28 2006 05:44 AM
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Posted 28 June 2006 - 05:44 AM
Hello, i want to have my links open in a non exsistant frame, by that i mean the frame doesnt exsist on that page.
So like for links exiting my site, i want a frame to apear at the top of the pages about 19 pixels in height where i can put my lookingsharp.co.uk back to link.
any ideas how?
i know i havent explained it well but i can't find live examples.
So like for links exiting my site, i want a frame to apear at the top of the pages about 19 pixels in height where i can put my lookingsharp.co.uk back to link.
any ideas how?
i know i havent explained it well but i can't find live examples.
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Posted 28 June 2006 - 12:29 PM
Pass the url of the new page to a php script that will echo out the frameset containing the link that you want to go to.
p.s. you can also use: <?=$_GET['link']; ?> to echo the link, but since it's an optional feature, i used echo() in the example.
<a href="/frameset.php?link=http://google.com">google</a>
<html> <head> <title>frameset</title> </head> <frameset rows="19,*"> <frame src="/top.html"> <frame src="<? echo $_GET['link']; ?>"> </frameset> </html>Of course, if you plan to put tutorials in the bottom frame, it would be more secure to pass an id rather than the exact link, and then select the link out of a database. But you get the general idea.
p.s. you can also use: <?=$_GET['link']; ?> to echo the link, but since it's an optional feature, i used echo() in the example.
Edited by rc69, 28 June 2006 - 12:30 PM.
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Posted 29 June 2006 - 05:13 AM
Hello,
Thank you very much ill give it bash.
Edit: It works fantasticaly my ownly issue is that the Url is now extremely long is there a way to cut it down? like if possible link it to another php document that contains a list of links with assigned ids.
So instead of:
It would be something like this:
Is that possible?
Thank you very much ill give it bash.
Edit: It works fantasticaly my ownly issue is that the Url is now extremely long is there a way to cut it down? like if possible link it to another php document that contains a list of links with assigned ids.
So instead of:
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It would be something like this:
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Is that possible?
Edited by Danny, 29 June 2006 - 06:01 AM.
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Posted 29 June 2006 - 12:15 PM
Anything is possible. Like i said in my last post, you could use a database to do it, which i think would be the most efficient way. You could also use a file to match every thing up, and to save you from right a long parsing script, you could use parse_ini_file()
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Posted 29 June 2006 - 04:38 PM
Heh thank you for your help 
but it goes right over me ill give it a o on the weekend, the database sounds like its probably more secure i might request it in one of the other topics here.
Thank you very much none the less, youve been a great help.
but it goes right over me ill give it a o on the weekend, the database sounds like its probably more secure i might request it in one of the other topics here.Thank you very much none the less, youve been a great help.
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