FP not displaying pages in Normal View

[Trevor L.]

Hi all you experts out there,

I find that there are references in Google to a frame page (index_main.html)
on my site.

In order to avoid this, I put this code in index.html
<frame src="index_main.html?fetched=true">

In index_main.html, I test for this parameter and if it doesn't exist
(because the page was called directly) I present a message with a hyperlink
to index.html

My problem is that index.html will not load in FP. I get a message cannot
find ...../index_main.html?fetched=true.

On a related topic, I also have this code on my frame pages
onload="top.frames['heading'].getHeading('xxxxxxxxxx');

This is to change the heading on the top frame when a new frame loads in the
main part of the page. It works, but FP returns an error.

Is there a way to avoid these problems?
Of course, the answer may also be: DON'T USE FRAMES (shouting deliberate)
--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au


I choose Polesoft Lockspam to fight spam, and you?
http://www.polesoft.com/refer.html

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Trevor,

FP can not process any server-side coding. If you are going to use Frames, then you should use
JavaScript to dynamically create the frameset with the page that was requested. See:
http://www.echoecho.com/jsframes.htm

Also when I access:
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html?fetched=true
I see no link to index.html
--
==============================================
Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
WEBMASTER Resources(tm)

FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
==============================================

 

[Trevor L.]

Thanks, Thomas
You guys in the US are about 8-9 hours ahead of us in OZ so great to get a
quick reply.

I was not aware that any server-side processing was occurring. Do you mean
the parameter passing ? (Thinking about this question, I am sure the answer
is yes)

I am creating frames with simple HTML code
<frameset rows="78,*">
<frame src="heading.html" <!-- top frame -->
name="heading"
scrolling="no"
noresize="noresize">

<frameset cols="178,*">
<frame src="sidebar.html" <!-- side frame -->
scrolling="yes"
noresize="noresize">
<frame src="index_main.html?fetched=true" <!-- main body frame -->
name="index_main">
</frameset>
</frameset>

I will look at the reference to see what it suggests.

Yes, when you use
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html?fetched=true, there is no link
to index.html because the point of the exercise was to use this way of
loading index_main.html from index.html and only from there. If a person
were to use the link on Google
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html, then it would execute this
code to link to index.html
<div id="wait">
<script type="text/javascript">
if ( qsobj(0) == null)
{ document.write
("<p class='pcenter'><a href='index.html' >Please press here to
load</a></p>");
...... }
else document.write("Loading... Please Wait.")
</script>
</div>

qsobj(0) resolves the first parameter passed, i.e. the one after "?". It is
null when index_main.html is called directly. When called from index.html it
is true. When loading is complete, div "wait" is hidden

I assume then, that if I want to edit index.html in FP, I should remove
?fetched=true and then replace it before uploading. Luckily, there is little
code in index.html that would need updating, so I can either do this or use
UltraEdit ?

A thought I just had was to generate the value of src in Javascript, i.e.
have a dummy statement
<frame src=" " name="index_main">
and then have JS like this
document.images["index_main"].src = "index_main.html?fetched=true"
but I can't use document.images. Would document.frames work ?

I can try it, of course, but any advice is appreciated

Any ideas on how to get FP to accept
onload="top.frames['heading'].getHeading('xxxxxxxxxx'); without error?
Or will I get some ideas from the web reference you gave?
(Maybe my idea of coding the name of src in JS is also covered here )

--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au

Trevor,

FP can not process any server-side coding. If you are going to use
Frames, then you should use JavaScript to dynamically create the
frameset with the page that was requested. See:
http://www.echoecho.com/jsframes.htm
Also when I access:
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html?fetched=true
I see no link to index.html

Hi all you experts out there,

I find that there are references in Google to a frame page
(index_main.html) on my site. In order to avoid this, I put this code in
index.html
<frame src="index_main.html?fetched=true">

In index_main.html, I test for this parameter and if it doesn't
exist (because the page was called directly) I present a message
with a hyperlink to index.html My problem is that index.html will not
load in FP. I get a message
cannot find ...../index_main.html?fetched=true.

On a related topic, I also have this code on my frame pages
onload="top.frames['heading'].getHeading('xxxxxxxxxx');

This is to change the heading on the top frame when a new frame
loads in the main part of the page. It works, but FP returns an
error. Is there a way to avoid these problems?
Of course, the answer may also be: DON'T USE FRAMES (shouting
deliberate) --
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au


I choose Polesoft Lockspam to fight spam, and you?
http://www.polesoft.com/refer.html

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

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| Thanks, Thomas
| You guys in the US are about 8-9 hours ahead of us in OZ so great to get a
| quick reply.
|
| I was not aware that any server-side processing was occurring. Do you mean
| the parameter passing ? (Thinking about this question, I am sure the answer
| is yes)
|
| I am creating frames with simple HTML code
| <frameset rows="78,*">
| <frame src="heading.html" <!-- top frame -->
| name="heading"
| scrolling="no"
| noresize="noresize">
|
| <frameset cols="178,*">
| <frame src="sidebar.html" <!-- side frame -->
| scrolling="yes"
| noresize="noresize">
| <frame src="index_main.html?fetched=true" <!-- main body frame -->
| name="index_main">
| </frameset>
| </frameset>
|
| I will look at the reference to see what it suggests.
|
| Yes, when you use
| http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html?fetched=true, there is no link
| to index.html because the point of the exercise was to use this way of
| loading index_main.html from index.html and only from there. If a person
| were to use the link on Google
| http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html, then it would execute this
| code to link to index.html
| <div id="wait">
| <script type="text/javascript">
| if ( qsobj(0) == null)
| { document.write
| ("<p class='pcenter'><a href='index.html' >Please press here to
| load</a></p>");
| ...... }
| else document.write("Loading... Please Wait.")
| </script>
| </div>
|
| qsobj(0) resolves the first parameter passed, i.e. the one after "?". It is
| null when index_main.html is called directly. When called from index.html it
| is true. When loading is complete, div "wait" is hidden
|
| I assume then, that if I want to edit index.html in FP, I should remove
| ?fetched=true and then replace it before uploading. Luckily, there is little
| code in index.html that would need updating, so I can either do this or use
| UltraEdit ?
|
| A thought I just had was to generate the value of src in Javascript, i.e.
| have a dummy statement
| <frame src=" " name="index_main">
| and then have JS like this
| document.images["index_main"].src = "index_main.html?fetched=true"
| but I can't use document.images. Would document.frames work ?
|
| I can try it, of course, but any advice is appreciated
|
| Any ideas on how to get FP to accept
| onload="top.frames['heading'].getHeading('xxxxxxxxxx'); without error?
| Or will I get some ideas from the web reference you gave?
| (Maybe my idea of coding the name of src in JS is also covered here )
|
| --
| Cheers,
| Trevor L.
| Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au
|
| Thomas A. Rowe wrote:
| > Trevor,
| >
| > FP can not process any server-side coding. If you are going to use
| > Frames, then you should use JavaScript to dynamically create the
| > frameset with the page that was requested. See:
| > http://www.echoecho.com/jsframes.htm
| > Also when I access:
| > http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html?fetched=true
| > I see no link to index.html
| >
| > | >> Hi all you experts out there,
| >>
| >> I find that there are references in Google to a frame page
| >> (index_main.html) on my site. In order to avoid this, I put this code in
| >> index.html
| >> <frame src="index_main.html?fetched=true">
| >>
| >> In index_main.html, I test for this parameter and if it doesn't
| >> exist (because the page was called directly) I present a message
| >> with a hyperlink to index.html My problem is that index.html will not
| >> load in FP. I get a message
| >> cannot find ...../index_main.html?fetched=true.
| >>
| >> On a related topic, I also have this code on my frame pages
| >> onload="top.frames['heading'].getHeading('xxxxxxxxxx');
| >>
| >> This is to change the heading on the top frame when a new frame
| >> loads in the main part of the page. It works, but FP returns an
| >> error. Is there a way to avoid these problems?
| >> Of course, the answer may also be: DON'T USE FRAMES (shouting
| >> deliberate) --
| >> Cheers,
| >> Trevor L.
| >> Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au
| >>
| >>
| >> I choose Polesoft Lockspam to fight spam, and you?
| >> http://www.polesoft.com/refer.html
|
|

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Trevor,

See the link I provided. I limit my use of JavaScript to only Form Field validation and popup
windows, so I can not offer you any JS help.

When you need to edit, just open the site first directly in FP, then open the "index_main.html" this
way "?fetched=true" will not be seen by FP.

--
==============================================
Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
WEBMASTER Resources(tm)

FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
==============================================

Thanks, Thomas
You guys in the US are about 8-9 hours ahead of us in OZ so great to get a quick reply.

I was not aware that any server-side processing was occurring. Do you mean the parameter passing ?
(Thinking about this question, I am sure the answer is yes)

I am creating frames with simple HTML code
<frameset rows="78,*">
<frame src="heading.html" <!-- top frame -->
name="heading"
scrolling="no"
noresize="noresize">

<frameset cols="178,*">
<frame src="sidebar.html" <!-- side frame -->
scrolling="yes"
noresize="noresize">
<frame src="index_main.html?fetched=true" <!-- main body frame -->
name="index_main">
</frameset>
</frameset>

I will look at the reference to see what it suggests.

Yes, when you use http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html?fetched=true, there is no link to
index.html because the point of the exercise was to use this way of loading index_main.html from
index.html and only from there. If a person were to use the link on Google
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html, then it would execute this code to link to
index.html
<div id="wait">
<script type="text/javascript">
if ( qsobj(0) == null)
{ document.write
("<p class='pcenter'><a href='index.html' >Please press here to load</a></p>");
...... }
else document.write("Loading... Please Wait.")
</script>
</div>

qsobj(0) resolves the first parameter passed, i.e. the one after "?". It is null when
index_main.html is called directly. When called from index.html it is true. When loading is
complete, div "wait" is hidden

I assume then, that if I want to edit index.html in FP, I should remove ?fetched=true and then
replace it before uploading. Luckily, there is little code in index.html that would need updating,
so I can either do this or use UltraEdit ?

A thought I just had was to generate the value of src in Javascript, i.e. have a dummy statement
<frame src=" " name="index_main">
and then have JS like this
document.images["index_main"].src = "index_main.html?fetched=true"
but I can't use document.images. Would document.frames work ?

I can try it, of course, but any advice is appreciated

Any ideas on how to get FP to accept onload="top.frames['heading'].getHeading('xxxxxxxxxx');
without error?
Or will I get some ideas from the web reference you gave?
(Maybe my idea of coding the name of src in JS is also covered here )

--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au

Trevor,

FP can not process any server-side coding. If you are going to use
Frames, then you should use JavaScript to dynamically create the
frameset with the page that was requested. See:
http://www.echoecho.com/jsframes.htm
Also when I access:
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html?fetched=true
I see no link to index.html

Hi all you experts out there,

I find that there are references in Google to a frame page
(index_main.html) on my site. In order to avoid this, I put this code in index.html
<frame src="index_main.html?fetched=true">

In index_main.html, I test for this parameter and if it doesn't
exist (because the page was called directly) I present a message
with a hyperlink to index.html My problem is that index.html will not load in FP. I get a
message
cannot find ...../index_main.html?fetched=true.

On a related topic, I also have this code on my frame pages
onload="top.frames['heading'].getHeading('xxxxxxxxxx');

This is to change the heading on the top frame when a new frame
loads in the main part of the page. It works, but FP returns an
error. Is there a way to avoid these problems?
Of course, the answer may also be: DON'T USE FRAMES (shouting
deliberate) --
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au


I choose Polesoft Lockspam to fight spam, and you?
http://www.polesoft.com/refer.html

 

[Trevor L.]

Thanks, Stefan

No, the comments were just added for the post. They are not there in the
code itself

People on this NG, such as yourself, are very helpful in making suggestions
and picking up points which may be in error so I appreciate it
--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au

Start by removing your comments from w/i the tags (if they are there in
the real code)




| Thanks, Thomas
| You guys in the US are about 8-9 hours ahead of us in OZ so great to get
a
| quick reply.
|
| I was not aware that any server-side processing was occurring. Do you
mean
| the parameter passing ? (Thinking about this question, I am sure the
answer
| is yes)
|
| I am creating frames with simple HTML code
| <frameset rows="78,*">
| <frame src="heading.html" <!-- top frame -->
| name="heading"
| scrolling="no"
| noresize="noresize">
|
| <frameset cols="178,*">
| <frame src="sidebar.html" <!-- side frame -->
| scrolling="yes"
| noresize="noresize">
| <frame src="index_main.html?fetched=true" <!-- main body frame -->
| name="index_main">
| </frameset>
| </frameset>
|
| I will look at the reference to see what it suggests.
|
| Yes, when you use
| http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html?fetched=true, there is no
link
| to index.html because the point of the exercise was to use this way of
| loading index_main.html from index.html and only from there. If a person
| were to use the link on Google
| http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html, then it would execute
this
| code to link to index.html
| <div id="wait">
| <script type="text/javascript">
| if ( qsobj(0) == null)
| { document.write
| ("<p class='pcenter'><a href='index.html' >Please press here to
| load</a></p>");
| ...... }
| else document.write("Loading... Please Wait.")
| </script>
| </div>
|
| qsobj(0) resolves the first parameter passed, i.e. the one after "?". It
is
| null when index_main.html is called directly. When called from
index.html it
| is true. When loading is complete, div "wait" is hidden
|
| I assume then, that if I want to edit index.html in FP, I should remove
| ?fetched=true and then replace it before uploading. Luckily, there is
little
| code in index.html that would need updating, so I can either do this or
use
| UltraEdit ?
|
| A thought I just had was to generate the value of src in Javascript,
i.e.
| have a dummy statement
| <frame src=" " name="index_main">
| and then have JS like this
| document.images["index_main"].src = "index_main.html?fetched=true"
| but I can't use document.images. Would document.frames work ?
|
| I can try it, of course, but any advice is appreciated
|
| Any ideas on how to get FP to accept
| onload="top.frames['heading'].getHeading('xxxxxxxxxx'); without error?
| Or will I get some ideas from the web reference you gave?
| (Maybe my idea of coding the name of src in JS is also covered here )
|
| --
| Cheers,
| Trevor L.
| Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au
|
| Thomas A. Rowe wrote:
| > Trevor,
| >
| > FP can not process any server-side coding. If you are going to use
| > Frames, then you should use JavaScript to dynamically create the
| > frameset with the page that was requested. See:
| > http://www.echoecho.com/jsframes.htm
| > Also when I access:
| > http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html?fetched=true
| > I see no link to index.html
| >
| > | >> Hi all you experts out there,
| >>
| >> I find that there are references in Google to a frame page
| >> (index_main.html) on my site. In order to avoid this, I put this code
in
| >> index.html
| >> <frame src="index_main.html?fetched=true">
| >>
| >> In index_main.html, I test for this parameter and if it doesn't
| >> exist (because the page was called directly) I present a message
| >> with a hyperlink to index.html My problem is that index.html will not
| >> load in FP. I get a message
| >> cannot find ...../index_main.html?fetched=true.
| >>
| >> On a related topic, I also have this code on my frame pages
| >> onload="top.frames['heading'].getHeading('xxxxxxxxxx');
| >>
| >> This is to change the heading on the top frame when a new frame
| >> loads in the main part of the page. It works, but FP returns an
| >> error. Is there a way to avoid these problems?
| >> Of course, the answer may also be: DON'T USE FRAMES (shouting
| >> deliberate) --
| >> Cheers,
| >> Trevor L.
| >> Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au
| >>
| >>
| >> I choose Polesoft Lockspam to fight spam, and you?
| >> http://www.polesoft.com/refer.html
|
|

 

[Trevor L.]

Thomas,
Thank you so much for that script.

I adapted it a bit because I have nested frames, but it now works
beautifully without the need to pass the parameter.
--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au

Trevor,

See the link I provided. I limit my use of JavaScript to only Form Field
validation and popup windows, so I can not offer you any JS help.

When you need to edit, just open the site first directly in FP, then open
the "index_main.html" this way "?fetched=true" will not be seen by FP.

--
==============================================
Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
WEBMASTER Resources(tm)

FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
==============================================

Thanks, Thomas
You guys in the US are about 8-9 hours ahead of us in OZ so great to get
a quick reply.

I was not aware that any server-side processing was occurring. Do you
mean the parameter passing ? (Thinking about this question, I am sure the
answer is yes)

I am creating frames with simple HTML code
<frameset rows="78,*">
<frame src="heading.html" <!-- top frame -->
name="heading"
scrolling="no"
noresize="noresize">

<frameset cols="178,*">
<frame src="sidebar.html" <!-- side frame -->
scrolling="yes"
noresize="noresize">
<frame src="index_main.html?fetched=true" <!-- main body frame -->
name="index_main">
</frameset>
</frameset>

I will look at the reference to see what it suggests.

Yes, when you use
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html?fetched=true, there is no
link to index.html because the point of the exercise was to use this way
of loading index_main.html from index.html and only from there. If a
person were to use the link on Google
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html, then it would execute this
code to link to index.html
<div id="wait">
<script type="text/javascript">
if ( qsobj(0) == null)
{ document.write
("<p class='pcenter'><a href='index.html' >Please press here to
load</a></p>");
...... }
else document.write("Loading... Please Wait.")
</script>
</div>

qsobj(0) resolves the first parameter passed, i.e. the one after "?". It
is null when index_main.html is called directly. When called from
index.html it is true. When loading is complete, div "wait" is hidden

I assume then, that if I want to edit index.html in FP, I should remove
?fetched=true and then replace it before uploading. Luckily, there is
little code in index.html that would need updating, so I can either do
this or use UltraEdit ?

A thought I just had was to generate the value of src in Javascript, i.e.
have a dummy statement
<frame src=" " name="index_main">
and then have JS like this
document.images["index_main"].src = "index_main.html?fetched=true"
but I can't use document.images. Would document.frames work ?

I can try it, of course, but any advice is appreciated

Any ideas on how to get FP to accept
onload="top.frames['heading'].getHeading('xxxxxxxxxx'); without error?
Or will I get some ideas from the web reference you gave?
(Maybe my idea of coding the name of src in JS is also covered here )

--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au

Trevor,

FP can not process any server-side coding. If you are going to use
Frames, then you should use JavaScript to dynamically create the
frameset with the page that was requested. See:
http://www.echoecho.com/jsframes.htm
Also when I access:
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html?fetched=true
I see no link to index.html

Hi all you experts out there,

I find that there are references in Google to a frame page
(index_main.html) on my site. In order to avoid this, I put this code
in index.html
<frame src="index_main.html?fetched=true">

In index_main.html, I test for this parameter and if it doesn't
exist (because the page was called directly) I present a message
with a hyperlink to index.html My problem is that index.html will not
load in FP. I get a message
cannot find ...../index_main.html?fetched=true.

On a related topic, I also have this code on my frame pages
onload="top.frames['heading'].getHeading('xxxxxxxxxx');

This is to change the heading on the top frame when a new frame
loads in the main part of the page. It works, but FP returns an
error. Is there a way to avoid these problems?
Of course, the answer may also be: DON'T USE FRAMES (shouting
deliberate) --
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au


I choose Polesoft Lockspam to fight spam, and you?
http://www.polesoft.com/refer.html

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Glad to hear that it helped!

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Thomas,
Thank you so much for that script.

I adapted it a bit because I have nested frames, but it now works beautifully without the need to
pass the parameter.
--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au

Trevor,

See the link I provided. I limit my use of JavaScript to only Form Field validation and popup
windows, so I can not offer you any JS help.

When you need to edit, just open the site first directly in FP, then open the "index_main.html"
this way "?fetched=true" will not be seen by FP.

--
==============================================
Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
WEBMASTER Resources(tm)

FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
==============================================

Thanks, Thomas
You guys in the US are about 8-9 hours ahead of us in OZ so great to get a quick reply.

I was not aware that any server-side processing was occurring. Do you mean the parameter passing
? (Thinking about this question, I am sure the answer is yes)

I am creating frames with simple HTML code
<frameset rows="78,*">
<frame src="heading.html" <!-- top frame -->
name="heading"
scrolling="no"
noresize="noresize">

<frameset cols="178,*">
<frame src="sidebar.html" <!-- side frame -->
scrolling="yes"
noresize="noresize">
<frame src="index_main.html?fetched=true" <!-- main body frame -->
name="index_main">
</frameset>
</frameset>

I will look at the reference to see what it suggests.

Yes, when you use http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html?fetched=true, there is no link
to index.html because the point of the exercise was to use this way of loading index_main.html
from index.html and only from there. If a person were to use the link on Google
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html, then it would execute this code to link to
index.html
<div id="wait">
<script type="text/javascript">
if ( qsobj(0) == null)
{ document.write
("<p class='pcenter'><a href='index.html' >Please press here to load</a></p>");
...... }
else document.write("Loading... Please Wait.")
</script>
</div>

qsobj(0) resolves the first parameter passed, i.e. the one after "?". It is null when
index_main.html is called directly. When called from index.html it is true. When loading is
complete, div "wait" is hidden

I assume then, that if I want to edit index.html in FP, I should remove ?fetched=true and then
replace it before uploading. Luckily, there is little code in index.html that would need
updating, so I can either do this or use UltraEdit ?

A thought I just had was to generate the value of src in Javascript, i.e. have a dummy statement
<frame src=" " name="index_main">
and then have JS like this
document.images["index_main"].src = "index_main.html?fetched=true"
but I can't use document.images. Would document.frames work ?

I can try it, of course, but any advice is appreciated

Any ideas on how to get FP to accept onload="top.frames['heading'].getHeading('xxxxxxxxxx');
without error?
Or will I get some ideas from the web reference you gave?
(Maybe my idea of coding the name of src in JS is also covered here )

--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au

Thomas A. Rowe wrote:
Trevor,

FP can not process any server-side coding. If you are going to use
Frames, then you should use JavaScript to dynamically create the
frameset with the page that was requested. See:
http://www.echoecho.com/jsframes.htm
Also when I access:
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/index_main.html?fetched=true
I see no link to index.html

Hi all you experts out there,

I find that there are references in Google to a frame page
(index_main.html) on my site. In order to avoid this, I put this code in index.html
<frame src="index_main.html?fetched=true">

In index_main.html, I test for this parameter and if it doesn't
exist (because the page was called directly) I present a message
with a hyperlink to index.html My problem is that index.html will not load in FP. I get a
message
cannot find ...../index_main.html?fetched=true.

On a related topic, I also have this code on my frame pages
onload="top.frames['heading'].getHeading('xxxxxxxxxx');

This is to change the heading on the top frame when a new frame
loads in the main part of the page. It works, but FP returns an
error. Is there a way to avoid these problems?
Of course, the answer may also be: DON'T USE FRAMES (shouting
deliberate) --
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au


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