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The following are answers to common questions in the Microsoft
FrontPage Client Newsgroup:
How do I create a link that changes two or more
frames?
One easy method is to link to a new frameset page using
TARGET="_top". Any documents or images common
to both framesets will be loaded quickly from the cache.
You can change two frames at once by using scripting
within the anchor:
<A LANGUAGE = "VBScript" HREF =
"http://target1.htm" TARGET =
"frame1"
onClick = "parent.frame2.location.href =
'http://target2.htm'">
The HREF and TARGET on the first line specify the update
for one frame, and the second line includes a script that
changes the second frame. Substitute the appropriate
frame names in each case. Note that you may need other
changes in the script, depending on the structure of your
page.
You can use scripting to change selected frames and
(optionally) to perform other functions from a single
click, as follows:
<A HREF="" name="ClickMe">Click
me!</A>
<SCRIPT Language = "VBScript">
<!--
SUB ClickMe_OnClick()
parent.FrameOne.location.href="my_gif.gif"
parent.FrameTwo.location.href="my_htm.htm"
END SUB
-->
</SCRIPT>
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