Frames question

H

Hermione

Hello,

in my page I have 3 frames: F1, F2, F3

I want when the user click on the link : ----Client----- a new pages will
load in 2 frames: F1 and F3

Is it possible ?

Thank you
 
K

Kevin Spencer

See the online help for "target frame."

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HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Neither a follower nor a lender be.
 
H

Hermione

hello Kevin

My two frames are inline frames

I follow the artcile ID: 196137 of microsoft by it didn't work

Thanks
 
M

Murray

Yes, it's quite possible.

But think about this. When you do that to me (as a visitor to your site),
and I then click on the browser's back tool (to return to the previous
page), only one of your frames will change, leaving your frameset out of
synch. To go back on both frames I would have to click on BACK twice. Most
people find this terribly confusing, and it's one of the many reasons that
frames are a poor design choice - particularly since the person most likely
to choose them is also the person least likely to anticipate the problems,
or to be able to fix them.

Nevertheless, you can select your link, and apply the Go To URL behavior to
it, selecting first one file for one frame, and then another file for the
other frame.
 
H

Hermione

Hi Murray

Thank you very much for your idea I have to think to your idea, I don't want
problems with the clients and MY BOSSSSS

Do you think that I have to think to use the include and if yes how can I
include a html file in a right cell, do I have to use the Padding?




Anyway thank you very much
 
M

Murray

I don't quite understand your question, Hermione.

Can you show me your page? That might help me put things in perspective.
 
H

Hermione

Hi Murray,

My pages are not yet online I'm working on the internal server

What I have:

a unique page: download.asp

3 cells

When the user choose Client from the menu: I have to show certain
specification in the page download.asp

when the user is a visitor I have to show certain specification in the page
download.asp

so I want to change the informations which are : html files

I can send to you the code if you want my email address:
mirna76AThotmailDOTcom

Thank hyou very very much for your responses

Mirna
 
H

Hermione

Hi Murray,

My pages are not yet online I'm working on the internal server

What I have:

a unique page: download.asp

When the user choose Client from the menu: I have to show certain
specification in the page download.asp

when the user is a visitor I have to show certain specification in the page
download.asp

so I want to change the informations which are : html files

I can send to you the code if you want my email address:
mirna76AThotmailDOTcom


I'd like to have your opinion as professional:

Is it better to do :

2 pages : one for client and on for visitor
OR
1 page: and include files in this pages depending on what the user choose

Thanks

Thank hyou very very much for your responses

Mirna
 
M

Murray

Is it better to do :
2 pages : one for client and on for visitor
OR
1 page: and include files in this pages depending on what the user choose
Click to expand...

How are you determining whether the user is a client or a visitor? Are they
simply clicking on a link that lets them select which? Or are you
authenticating against some database?

If the former, then just make two pages. If the latter, then have a single
page that is populated with the correct data depending on the status of the
user.
 
H

Hermione

Hi Murray

Yes the user has to click to a link:

Client
Visitor


for this reason I made 3 inline frames, but when you told me about the
negative points, I decided to change my developpement strategy, I think the
better way to do is two page one for the clients and other for the visitors.

another question, in each pages I include my menu (Menu.asp) and each time I
load a page or I click on a link to a new page the menu reload, is there
anyway to not load the menu each time I click to go to a new page

Thank you very much for your help and for the precious ideas

Yours,
 
M

Murray

Keeping your pages lightweight is the best way to avoid any reloading
appearance.

Each time you go to a new page, the code for that page must be fetched from
the browser. If the page is 'verbose' that fetch can produce a noticeable
delay between the blank browser viewport and the rendering of the page's
code. However, graphics on that new page should be pulled from the local
cache when needed rather than fetching them again from the server.

So - the bottom line is that each new page must "reload". Ordinarily this
is an insignificant delay, even on sites that use a fair amount of graphics.
For example, visit this site of mine -

http://www.raphaelarchitects.com.

This is a reasonably graphic-heavy site. Yet I don't find the reloading as
you transit from page to page to be unpleasant, or even undesireable - do
you?
 
H

Hermione

Hi Murray

As you said the reload pictures on the site are not unpeseate, I think that
it's depend on the internet connection speed too

Tomorrow I'll try to reoganize again my web site, I'll made two pages for
the visitors and the clients and I'll include the menu in each page. Note
that the menu contain 3 images total: 787 px width and 182px height and each
bottom of the menu is a picture in total I have 10 bottoms

I'd like to thank you for your help

Mirna
 
H

Hermione

Hello Murray

I was looking at your web site, I remark that the backgroud image (marron on
the left) did not load each time I select from the menu, (this image is a
backgroud?)

Another question:

I access the Process page: and I realize that there are two image that
didn't load each time I pass from Discovery to exploration to contract
documentation...did you fix these images.

And I'd like two told you that this is a very good web site and very clean...

Thanks...
 
M

Murray

Thank you.

There is nothing I can do that will cause those images not to load, so I
cannot see what you are describing. For me, all of those images are always
present and loaded.

What browser are you using, and where are you browsing from?
 
H

Hermione

I'm using IE6.0

As I realize the pictures:

Design Decisions Shematic
and
Design Process

did not load each time I pass from the sub menu of process
I was thinking that it's the same page and you load and unload picture
depending on what the user chosse from the sub menu
 
H

Hermione

Hello Murray,

the web site: http://www.reedfax.com is not inline I tried to access but I
wasn't able...

Maybe you miss understand me about your site.

the images:
Design Decisions Shematic
and
Design Process

the ones you click and a pop up window open with a maximized image and when
I ckick on the image the window close.
they are fix for me when I pass from sub menu to another


Another thing did you saw my web site?

Thanks
 

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