please help http://www.fursansouria.org/acg/shape.html
whats wrong with my page?
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Re: whats wrong with my page?
I use in-line frames quite often
Typically I use just use one Iframe to call up what I need based on the the mouseover event.
Here are 2 examples that I've done
Is this the sort of thing you are trying to achieve?Happy Building
DarrenC
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Re: whats wrong with my page?
the inlineframe1 url is http://www.fursansouria.org/acg/inlineframe1.html
inlineframe 2 http://www.fursansouria.org/acg/inlineframe2.html
3,4,5,6,7 is the same.
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Re: whats wrong with my page?
So how are you laying out your inline Frames?
One after the other....perhaps?
In this example http://www.rpconstruction.org/recent_projects2.php I have 4 inline frames (numbered accordingly) with the images (or thumbnails) to its left.
Give me an idea of what you are trying to achive?Happy Building
DarrenC
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Re: whats wrong with my page?
thank you dear but i have uploaded all the inlineframes but when i point my browser to http://www.fursansouria.org/acg/inlineframe2.html i get the inlinframe 6!!! what is making this trouble?
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Re: whats wrong with my page?
Start from scratch and remove any Iframes you have on the page.
1) insert a new I Frame and size it and place it where you want it. Name it InlineFrame1. Make a note of the size of the frame.
2) In your case make 7 seperate pages and specifically for the content and keep within the size of the I frame you know it will be dispalyed in later. Publish these pages. Each of these pages will have its own url http://www.yoursitename.com/page1.html and so on.
3) Back to the IFrame doubleclick it and give it a url of the first page that will be displayed in it.
4) Now to your buttons and systematically doubleclick each one
Link Tab - Give it the appropriate url - Events Tab - add event > onMouseOver - Show - Target InlineFrame1
I think that covers itHappy Building
DarrenC
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