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Isn't there a way to have form results sent to a different page rather than the one from which the search textbox and submit button are located? I'd like to have a search engine's results appear on a frameset page.
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Um I'm not quite sure what you mean...does this help? :
<form name="whatever" target="framename" method="post"> ???? |
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Yeah, I just re-read my post and wondered what I was saying..
![]() But, yes, I think 'target' was what I was thinking of. Thanks |
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hmm.. still not working..
Using 'target' as you have above should direct the search results to that specific url that refers to a frameset, right? ..like to searchframeset.htm? ..or to a specific frame, like bottomsearchframe.htm? This is probably simple, but I'm confusing it.. |
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I guess the target has to be the name of the frame, huh?
I tried this script, http://javascript.internet.com/navi...new-window.html but got a 400 error: 400 Bad Request Your client has issued a malformed or illegal request. |
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