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Dear,
How use "Location: $url" command in a FRAME e.x: print "Location: $x_urlrnrn"; but need load in a specific frame in a page... ???????????? Thank!!! |
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>>but need load in a specific frame in a page
I assume your frame page already exists, try this... sub redirect_visitor { print "Window-target: frame_name_heren"; print "Location: $urlnn"; } |
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Dear,
thank you for your help but it doesn't work me the procedure it continues loading in one it not pages wanted, I need that it loads in a frame I specify. sub redirect_visitor { print "Window-target: frame_name_heren"; print "Location: $urlnn"; } the frame page already exists, but window-target: frame_name doesn't work. Thanks.!! <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana,Arial,Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by freebsd: >>but need load in a specific frame in a page I assume your frame page already exists, try this... sub redirect_visitor { print "Window-target: frame_name_heren"; print "Location: $urlnn"; } [/quote] |
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>>print "Window-target: frame_name_heren";
Simply replace "frame_name_here" with your target FRAME NAME. |
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