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[PSgirl]

I wonder if it is possible to have one link that opens two different pages in two different iframes...
For example, I have a layout like this:



A is an static frame, and B and C are both iframes. I want that a link in A open a page called menu1.htm in iframe B and a page called contents1.htm in iframe C, at the same time.
Is it possible?
Thanks in advance.

Edited by PSgirl, 30 June 2005 - 06:01 AM.

[djones]

BEHOLD! The power of google. I use to suck at searching google, but I got better. I still suck at it tho...

http://www.pageresou...html/frame4.htm
Example: http://www.pageresou...ml/frameex5.htm

[PSgirl]

I searched in google but I did't find it. Thanks for your help

[Jaymz]

... or use includes instead of evil iframes

[PSgirl]

includes? I don't understand...

[Sinny]

PSgirl, on Jun 30 2005, 05:31 PM, said:

includes? I don't understand...

Learn php

[PSgirl]

It's easy to say that But now I can't start to learn php... so I think I'll be used the html version.

[Tubby]

You can. I'm not 100% sure on the code. But I think its like:

<a href="main.html" base target="iFrame B's name here">

I'd google it before trying it though


Or better yet, use PHP Includes . They own

Edited by Tubby, 02 July 2005 - 08:01 AM.

[pr0jekt]

you could use a little javascript couldnt you??

<script language="javascript">
function twoFrames(url) {
window.frameNo1.document.location=url
window.frameNo2.document.location=url
}
</script>

and put this somewhere in ur html

<a href="java script:twoFrames('http://www.destination.com/')">text here</a>

[PSgirl]

oh, thank you both, I would try both codes