[opencms-dev] Re: Can I put frameset/frames in pages using sourcecode

Vincent Hanniet vhanniet at free.fr
Wed Apr 28 14:36:01 CEST 2004


It's real sample code that works here.
You must put this HTML code in a plain text file named index.html, and 
also create two pages with some content named demo.html and 
accueil.html. The two pages must be stored in the same directory as 
index.html. Check also that your browser accepts frames.
Vincent


Domenico De Seta wrote:

> Hello Vincent, you wrote
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> You can create the main page as a "plain text" file which contains the
> 
> framset declaration. Ex:
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> <frameset frameborder=no border=0 framespacing=0 rows="52,*">
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>    <frame frameborder=no marginheight=0 marginwidth=0 noresize
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> src="demo.html">
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>    <frame name="cible" frameborder=no marginheight=0 marginwidth=0
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> noresize src="accueil.html">
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> </framset>
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> Here demo.html & accueil.html are "normal" pages...
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> Hope this helps.
> 
> Vincent
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> Unfortunately it does not work: it behaves exactly the same way as if 
> you make it a “normal” html page, a blank page is shown. Did you 
> successfully try what you suggested to me, or was it only an idea to 
> work around?
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> Regards
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>  
> 
> Domenico
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> 
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