Frame Source

[Symantec/Scott Morison]

In article <980609185216.5331249335@service>, Robert Born
<b...@creativeimages.com> wrote:

> I'm trying to source a frame to a URL.
>
> After typing the URL in the "source" field of the "frame setting"
> window I get an error.
>
> "Sorry, this command can not be completed because the URL can not be
> accessed"
>
> If I enter the URL in a text editor and then open the page in VP the
> URL disappears.
>
>
> thanks - rab

Robert -

Please see the following technical Documant for more information on
editing Frame Source pages with Visual Page:

http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/devtools.nsf/docid/199725104730

Let me know if you have any additional questions after reading this document.

Thanks!

-
Scott Morison
Lead Technician, Internet Tools Technical Support
Symantec Corporation
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[Robert Born]

My question doesn't pertain to editing the HTML of the parent
document. But the fact that I can't enter a url as a frame source
without getting an error.

thanks - rab

[Symantec/Scott Morison]

In article <980621204550.3618371901@servicenews>, Robert Born
<b...@creativeimages.com> wrote:

>
> My question doesn't pertain to editing the HTML of the parent
> document. But the fact that I can't enter a url as a frame source
> without getting an error.

Robert -

Sorry, I misunderstood your original point.

The "source" field in the Frame Settings window must contain a reference
to an HTML file relative to the frameset page itself. It won't accept URLs
outside the local scope of your machine.

-
Scott Morison
Lead Technician, Internet Tools Technical Support
Symantec Corporation