Don Oldenburg
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| Posted: 08/07/2001, 3:09 PM |
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Just transitioned a site to frames to get a layout that I was desiring.
However, I dont' see any way to pass a target= statement to the links on
other framed pages... Thoughts?
Don
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David A. Lee
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| Posted: 08/07/2001, 6:11 PM |
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I had to do this by manually editing the HTML page ...
(I'm using perl + templates).
I would VERY MUCH like to do this within CC so that I dont have
to turn off HTML generation and hand-edit the HTML
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David A. Lee
Dal Enterprises Inc.
dave@calldei.com
http://www.calldei.com
> Just transitioned a site to frames to get a layout that I was desiring.
> However, I dont' see any way to pass a target= statement to the links on
> other framed pages... Thoughts?
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> Don
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Jos Groot Lipman
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| Posted: 08/08/2001, 3:22 AM |
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I agree with the request: If only every URL would have the option of
specifying a target frame name I would be very happy. Setting up the frames
themselves is not the problem, I can do that manually. I just need the
target's.
J. Groot Lipman
Dijkoraad IT
"David A. Lee" <dave@calldei.com> wrote in message
news:9kq3k9$scm$1@news.codecharge.com...
> I had to do this by manually editing the HTML page ...
> (I'm using perl + templates).
> I would VERY MUCH like to do this within CC so that I dont have
> to turn off HTML generation and hand-edit the HTML
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> David A. Lee
> Dal Enterprises Inc.
>dave@calldei.com
> http://www.calldei.com
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> > Just transitioned a site to frames to get a layout that I was desiring.
> > However, I dont' see any way to pass a target= statement to the links on
> > other framed pages... Thoughts?
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> > Don
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