I am left with one problem, which I have spent many hours trying to resolve,
without success...
The web site starts at index.htm Whilst developing the web site, I have put
a "Click here to enter the site" link on Index, which when clicked, links to
FrameSet1.htm - which display the frameset, and the user accesses the entire
site from there.
MY PROBLEM - I don't want the user to have to click "Click here to enter the
site" . I want the frameset display as soon as www.sitename.com is typed
(Which goes to index.htm).
How do I get the FrameSet displayed from the start.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Thanks
Garry
> I am using DW MX. I have created a FrameSet, which contains a top, left &
> main.
Oh dear.
> This all works fine.
Are you sure? http://stone.thecoreworlds.net/www/frames/
> The web site starts at index.htm Whilst developing the web site, I have
> put a "Click here to enter the site" link on Index, which when clicked,
> links to FrameSet1.htm - which display the frameset, and the user accesses
> the entire site from there.
>
> MY PROBLEM - I don't want the user to have to click "Click here to enter
> the site" . I want the frameset display as soon as www.sitename.com is
> typed (Which goes to index.htm).
> How do I get the FrameSet displayed from the start.
Rename the file to index.html, or configure the server to use FrameSet1.htm
as a directory index.
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David Dorward http://david.us-lot.org/
Redesign in progress: http://stone.thecoreworlds.net/
2 and 5 are objects, as opposed to Java, where they are primitive thingies.
Just don't use frames
Paul
On Mon, 19 May 2003 17:13:16 +0100, "Garry" <ga...@questinfo.com>
wrote:
#1 suggestion: Don't use frames.
Name 1 good reason to use them, and I'll name 7 why you shouldn't -
http://www.theoryxdesign.com/articles/article.php?id=2
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Karl Core