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Depreciated Tags?; Dumb Question, but...
Topic Started: Jun 1 2005, 12:34 AM (968 Views)
Seth Jun 4 2005, 02:46 PM Post #16
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 You can't, actually. (Mostly because frames are *cough* deprecated :ermm:)
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Deleted Account Jun 4 2005, 04:12 PM Post #17
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 Frames depreciated? Never heard that one before.

I don't see why they would be, as they serve a unique purpose that can't really be achieved otherwise. :/
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Gornakle Jun 4 2005, 04:30 PM Post #18
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 They are? I can see why people should try to use alternatives, but I didn't think they were deprecated. I did read about an improved frame standard being worked on though, don't recall the name (XFrames?).
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Seth Jun 4 2005, 06:45 PM Post #19
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 You're right, I was getting deprecated and not recommended mixed up.

Still no way to make two change at once though :( and there's no target attribute in XHTML, so using frames is hard.
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Jory Jun 5 2005, 06:35 AM Post #20
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 In the <head>
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<SCRIPT language="javascript">
function loadLinks(cUrl1,cFrame1,cUrl2,cFrame2) {
parent.frames[cFrame1].location = cUrl1
parent.frames[cFrame2].location = cUrl2
}

In the <body> (where-ever you want to put the link)
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<A href="javascript:loadLinks('url1','frame1','url2','frame2')">Ververs twee frames</A>

Replace url1 by the filename of the first page, frane1 by the name that frame has.
Same for **2

This should work...

You could also make another frameset page, and link to that (using target='top')

Well, have fun with it :P
And don't ask me how it works, because I have no idea
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Seth Jun 6 2005, 02:54 PM Post #21
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 Treacherous :shifty: using JS seems to work, yet something is nagging me about this...
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