Re: Best Way to Do This?

Thank you so much to everyone who replied SO quickly!  It's great to have 
the support here!

There were lots of great ideas on how to solve my problem (detailed 
below).  A particular thanks to Steve for forwarding along a set of 
solution files.

The solution that I ended up using was the one that seemed easiest to 
implement.  It came from Tim and it can be found 
at:  http://www.webbedenvironments.com/v02/02_15.html

It took me a few minutes to completely understand what they were doing 
here, but once I did, it was a piece of cake.  Within 2 minutes I had 
everything working.

The only problem with this solution is the resulting URL.  It creates a 
long ugly string that's not very user-friendly for bookmarking, etc.  Of 
course it's a lesser problem than the original one.

Many, many thanks!!

Linda


> > 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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