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HTML Frames....
Name: killerace101 Date: April 25, 2006 at 10:18:48 Pacific OS: XP CPU/Ram: 2.0Ghz/1Gig Ram Product: Dell
Comment:
Hi, alright i have a small problem...i know that using frames is a little old school but in this instance it would work fine for what i have to do so bare with me.
ALright i got my html file with frames going, now the only problem, since i am using a CMS to generate my HTML pages i cannot add the
<base target="frame1"> in the <HEAD> section of the html file.this therefore means that i would have to add the target for all the links...but with over 1000 links...dont really want to.. Would anyone know of a way to either bypass this using javascript since i am able to generate scripts with no problem.
Name: Michael J (by mjdamato) Date: April 25, 2006 at 14:36:42 Pacific
Reply:
Why can't you put <base target="frame1"> in the head of the document. Just find the page in the CMS files that creates the head of the socument and add it.
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