Re: Onload event

Thanks to all for the suggestions.  The nested frame is what I finally
figured out on my own.  Sometimes it takes a good night's sleep before the
answer comes to me!

----- Original Message -----
From: "Klaas De Waele" <klaas(at)gracegraphics.be>
To: "'Larry Coats'" <lcoats(at)gte.net>; "'Michele Hanson'"
<michele(at)bit-net.com>
Cc: "'HWG Techniques'" <hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2001 4:26 AM
Subject: RE: Onload event


> Actually... now that I think of it...
>
> Just do this:
>
> PAGE1 = frame_left + frame_right
> PAGE2 = frame_child1 + frame_child2
> PAGE3 = frame_child1 + frame_child2
>
> Put Page2 inside frame_right
>
> Now, from frame_left, you can target frame_right and let page 3 load.
Now,
> the TWO frames (actually one with a nested frameset) will load the source
> html files defined for page3.
>
> I use this on www.fiatcoupe.net (bottom navigation causes left middle and
> content to change, left navi only targets content) and
> www.f1-racing.f2s.com, same thing.
>
> Quite obvious, no?
>
> It's only when you have frames that don't seperate vertically or
> horizontally that you have to use javascript.  And even then.... maybe you
> can define a target with the meta http-equiv refresh tag...  Don't know.
>
>
> - Kayjey -
>
>

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