i-frame Question
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- ********
Is there a way to target a link to 2 different i-frames without using javascript?
Thanks.
- jox0
without javascript: no
with javascript: yes
what javascript: i dunno
wheat javascript: what??
- kodap0
I saw that question here a few days ago, but i'm too lazy to search for you...
- mbr0
If you want to use the JS, and it's really simple, feel free to snag the code from my site (I've got 3 iframes targeted).
I got it from a tutorail a long time ago, maybe http://www.webmonkey.com or something like that...
- forestation0
if you figure it out please post the solution. i beat my head against that one for a while not too long ago. i finally gave up and went with js.
- meek0
http://developer.irt.org/script/…
...bound to be on there somewhere
- stewart0
hey mbr, the scrolling of your third frame is set to "auto"
now there is a scrollbar in the middle of the image...
- mbr0
Damn, you're right!!
You are on a Mac, correct? I've never had it scroll on any of my computers.
Thanks, I'll change that one immediately - can't stand an unnecessary scroll bar!!
- ********0
thanks everyone.
someone e-mailed me some really simple js & it worked.
:)
- ********0
...and then there is flash, ofcourse.
- creole0
There's actually an even easier way that requires no scripting. It's not the ideal way but it will work for every browser (that supports iframes).
Create a new frameset (master page) for each "2 page" link.