See
http://javascript.internet.com/navigation/dynamic-frameset.html
IMHO don't use frames at all
But if you really must use frames make sure all your links include correct targets to the frame name you want them to open in
To keep users w/i your frame see
http://javascript.internet.com/navigation/force-frames.html
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| Isn't there some kind of onload command that you can put in each page that
| will load the frames?
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| "Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:
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| > one reason not to use frames...a viewed page may actually be 3, 4 or more
| > page urls.
| > same thing happens if a viewer bookmarks your page he'll only see the
| > unframed page he happened to have his cursor on when bookmarking it.
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| > | > | The frames looks great when starting from the index page, but when sending
| > | someone a link to a certain page, the frames do not load.
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| > | Is there a script missing in the body?
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