Re: [Gnump3d-users] frames

[Richard Gould]

Hmm. You could probably get away with using div and CSS instead of
frames. Then it is contained in one file. It's a little more
complicated (and I'm not that familiar with the process) but it should
work.

Richard

On 6/12/07, Marty Huntzberry <address@hidden> wrote:
> I figured something out.  The gnump3d variables like $BANNER have to be on the 
> index.html page to work.  The problem I'm running into with frames is
> that if you designed a 2 frame page then you would need 2 files to be read off 
> the index.html page.  Here's the frame part of the popup menu:
>
>  <frame name="navmenu" src="/navmenu.html"></frame>
>  <frame name="content" src="/content.html"></frame>
>
> The popup menu goes on the first frame or navmenu.html and the gnump3d content 
> goes on content.html.  I'm able to get a frame but the gnump3d
> variables don't execute...they display the text only.
>
> Is it possible to type the gnump3d variables into the last frame instead of 
> loading them off of content.html?
>
> Marty
>
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