Hey all,
I’m building a little system to help me add products to my database, i’m
using frames to load a couple different aspects of adding a part into the
same window. But I want to be able to navigate (back/forward) independently
in each frame, any ideas how?
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Thanks,
William Glenn
Import Parts Plus
http://www.importpartsplus.com
Re: Frames question
Maybe I’m missing something, but wouldn’t you just put a normal link and
not target="_top" or target=“framename” ??
William Glenn wrote:
>
> Hey all,
> I’m building a little system to help me add products to my database, i’m
> using frames to load a couple different aspects of adding a part into the
> same window. But I want to be able to navigate (back/forward) independently
> in each frame, any ideas how?
>
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Jay Tierney – jay@jaytierney.com
Re: Frames question
I might be wrong, but I think he is talking about using back and forward
browser buttons.
Eugene
“Jay Tierney” <jay@jaytierney.com> wrote in message
news:3D152FC8.A7BC32EE@jaytierney.com…
> Maybe I’m missing something, but wouldn’t you just put a normal link and
> not target="_top" or target=“framename” ??
>
> William Glenn wrote:
> >
> > Hey all,
> > I’m building a little system to help me add products to my database, i’m
> > using frames to load a couple different aspects of adding a part into
the
> > same window. But I want to be able to navigate (back/forward)
independently
> > in each frame, any ideas how?
> >
>
> –
> Jay Tierney – jay@jaytierney.com
Re: Frames question
> I’m building a little system to help me add products to my database, i’m
> using frames to load a couple different aspects of adding a part into the
> same window. But I want to be able to navigate (back/forward) independently
> in each frame, any ideas how?
Not sure if this is what you need but you may want to try it out…
<A HREF = “JavaScript:parent.frames[1].history.back()”>
and
<A HREF = “JavaScript:parent.frames[1].history.forward()”>
Re: Frames question
Yeah, i see that now… I’m kind of out of it. 
Yevgeniy Leshchinskiy wrote:
>
> I might be wrong, but I think he is talking about using back and forward
> browser buttons.
>
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Jay Tierney – jay@jaytierney.com
Re: Frames question
“William Glenn” <wglenn@fone.net> wrote in message
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> Hey all,
> I’m building a little system to help me add products to my database, i’m
> using frames to load a couple different aspects of adding a part into the
> same window. But I want to be able to navigate (back/forward)
independently
> in each frame, any ideas how?
You should never use frames.
They are not good.
There are better methods.
Avoid frames.
A valid method are IFRAMEs.
I use IFRAMEs at panorama photos for licensing reasons.
All panorama photos are pulled from cgi.pege.org, so I
need only one license for PixAround.com
When there is something to scroll, use
<DIV style=overflow:auto>
Roland Mösl
http://pege.org Clear targets for a confused civilization
http://notebook.pege.org
http://BeingFound.com Web Design starts at the search engine
Re: Frames question
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