Best Way to Do This?
by Linda Engelman <linda(at)conciliocreative.com>
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Mon, 20 Nov 2000 18:32:28 -0800 |
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Hi gang --
Can someone recommend the easiest way to do the following?
I've got a bunch of pages that are part of a frameset. If a user happens
to access a page without its frames (such as through a search engine), I
want to have some Javascript that adds frames back around the document.
I do NOT want to redirect the person back to the original frameset document
because it contains document-a.html in the main content area. The page the
person is currently looking at is document-b.html. So, I simply (maybe not
so simply??) want to surround the current HTML document (document-b.html)
with a designated top frame and left frame, making document-b.html appear
as the main content frame.
Can this be easily done?
Thank you!
Linda
<linda(at)conciliocreative.com>
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