Jump Menus & iFrames
Hmm.
I've got a jump menu which takes the user to the selected page. Simple.
Is there a way I can change it so it opens in an iFrame below? Or if not, an alternative option?
Thanks
James
Hmm.
I've got a jump menu which takes the user to the selected page. Simple.
Is there a way I can change it so it opens in an iFrame below? Or if not, an alternative option?
Thanks
James
Roo posted this at 00:54 — 19th February 2005.
She has: 840 posts
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Try adding target="nameofiframe" into your link:
"nameofiframe" would be whatever you've named it like so:
"whateverpage.html" target="parent" title="Link Title"
Roo
james.thornton posted this at 11:16 — 19th February 2005.
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Didn't work...
Here's the the important part of the original script:
You can browse our many treatments by:
Brand
Decleor
Guinot
,
Part of Body
or
Type of Treatment
.
I tried adding a target value, but it didn't change anything at all. Any ideas...
Oh, by the way, I tried putting the HTML in HTML tags but it didn't let me for some reason so I put it in red instead :eek:
James
james.thornton posted this at 11:19 — 19th February 2005.
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There! I've done it!
Silly me, I was forgetting to make the F capital. Hmm, why did I make that capital in the first place...
Thanks
heebiejeebieclu posted this at 11:55 — 19th February 2005.
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Well, iframes are now frowned upon in HTML4.01 and the latest version of XHTML. They are being replaced with the more general tag
Roo posted this at 19:51 — 19th February 2005.
She has: 840 posts
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Interesting....
How would that work heebie? Can you do something like an iframe with an object tag?
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