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mrwr
Can anyone tell me how set index page to stay open (tab) while viewing other
pages on my web site?
pages on my web site?
W
Wes
You can only have 1 page in a web open in any view at one time unless you
open another instance of FrontPage in a new window. I wouldn't recommend it
as it could cause all sorts of problems. You can however have several
different "webs" open at a time.
open another instance of FrontPage in a new window. I wouldn't recommend it
as it could cause all sorts of problems. You can however have several
different "webs" open at a time.
M
mrwr
Thank you for your info Wes. I was trying to have a background sound loop
through entire web site. Rather than; right mouse clicking clicking about
us/info/contact/etc. to open in new window> I didn't want to start or stop
sound; however: from continuing when viewing other pages.
through entire web site. Rather than; right mouse clicking clicking about
us/info/contact/etc. to open in new window> I didn't want to start or stop
sound; however: from continuing when viewing other pages.
S
Stefan B Rusynko
Doesn't matter if you open new windows or not
- only one window can be the active one
- sound stop when the window with the sound is not active
If you really want sound to play on all pages you need to use frame and load the sound in a frame that does not change
| Thank you for your info Wes. I was trying to have a background sound loop
| through entire web site. Rather than; right mouse clicking clicking about
| us/info/contact/etc. to open in new window> I didn't want to start or stop
| sound; however: from continuing when viewing other pages.
|
| "Wes" wrote:
|
| > You can only have 1 page in a web open in any view at one time unless you
| > open another instance of FrontPage in a new window. I wouldn't recommend it
| > as it could cause all sorts of problems. You can however have several
| > different "webs" open at a time.
| > | > > Can anyone tell me how set index page to stay open (tab) while viewing
| > > other
| > > pages on my web site?
| >
| >
| >
- only one window can be the active one
- sound stop when the window with the sound is not active
If you really want sound to play on all pages you need to use frame and load the sound in a frame that does not change
| Thank you for your info Wes. I was trying to have a background sound loop
| through entire web site. Rather than; right mouse clicking clicking about
| us/info/contact/etc. to open in new window> I didn't want to start or stop
| sound; however: from continuing when viewing other pages.
|
| "Wes" wrote:
|
| > You can only have 1 page in a web open in any view at one time unless you
| > open another instance of FrontPage in a new window. I wouldn't recommend it
| > as it could cause all sorts of problems. You can however have several
| > different "webs" open at a time.
| > | > > Can anyone tell me how set index page to stay open (tab) while viewing
| > > other
| > > pages on my web site?
| >
| >
| >
A
Andrew Murray
File > Open > Page - it should allow multiple pages to open. - which version are
you using? FP 2002? or 2003?
in 2002, click the 'tab' of the file you want to edit. Maybe in FP 2003 you have
to click "window" menu and select the file to make it the "active" document (like
you currently do in for example MS Word 2000 or Excel 2000)
you using? FP 2002? or 2003?
in 2002, click the 'tab' of the file you want to edit. Maybe in FP 2003 you have
to click "window" menu and select the file to make it the "active" document (like
you currently do in for example MS Word 2000 or Excel 2000)
A
Andrew Murray
that's a step backwards.....in Frontpage 2002, you can have multiple pages
within the same web open at once.
within the same web open at once.
S
Steve Easton
It hasn't changed.
I think you misinterpreted what he was saying.
--
Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
This site is best viewed............
........................with a computer
I think you misinterpreted what he was saying.
--
Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
This site is best viewed............
........................with a computer
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Wes
I interpreted it as "viewing" multiple pages, not just opening them. Makes
no difference now since he was talking about his website outside of FP.
Often, one has to be clairvoyant to interpret the poster's questions.
no difference now since he was talking about his website outside of FP.
Often, one has to be clairvoyant to interpret the poster's questions.
W
Wes
I *think* he's asking how to keep his index page open with music playing
while users view other pages? Not my *cup of tea*, since I only want music
if *I* want it. Hate listening to stuff that I don't care for and not be
able to turn it off. My solution...Move to another site in 10 sec.(or less)
"Rob Giordano (aka: Crash Gordon®)" <[email protected]>
wrote in message I'm still confused as to what he is asking.
| I interpreted it as "viewing" multiple pages, not just opening them.
Makes
| no difference now since he was talking about his website outside of FP.
| Often, one has to be clairvoyant to interpret the poster's questions.
|
| | > It hasn't changed.
| > I think you misinterpreted what he was saying.
| >
| > --
| > Steve Easton
| > Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| > 95isalive
| > This site is best viewed............
| > .......................with a computer
| >
| > | >> that's a step backwards.....in Frontpage 2002, you can have multiple
| >> pages
| >> within the same web open at once.
| >>
| >>
| >> | >> > You can only have 1 page in a web open in any view at one time unless
| >> > you
| >> > open another instance of FrontPage in a new window. I wouldn't
| >> > recommend it
| >> > as it could cause all sorts of problems. You can however have
several
| >> > different "webs" open at a time.
| >> > | >> > > Can anyone tell me how set index page to stay open (tab) while
| >> > > viewing
| >> > > other
| >> > > pages on my web site?
| >> >
| >> >
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
|
|
while users view other pages? Not my *cup of tea*, since I only want music
if *I* want it. Hate listening to stuff that I don't care for and not be
able to turn it off. My solution...Move to another site in 10 sec.(or less)
"Rob Giordano (aka: Crash Gordon®)" <[email protected]>
wrote in message I'm still confused as to what he is asking.
| I interpreted it as "viewing" multiple pages, not just opening them.
Makes
| no difference now since he was talking about his website outside of FP.
| Often, one has to be clairvoyant to interpret the poster's questions.
|
| | > It hasn't changed.
| > I think you misinterpreted what he was saying.
| >
| > --
| > Steve Easton
| > Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| > 95isalive
| > This site is best viewed............
| > .......................with a computer
| >
| > | >> that's a step backwards.....in Frontpage 2002, you can have multiple
| >> pages
| >> within the same web open at once.
| >>
| >>
| >> | >> > You can only have 1 page in a web open in any view at one time unless
| >> > you
| >> > open another instance of FrontPage in a new window. I wouldn't
| >> > recommend it
| >> > as it could cause all sorts of problems. You can however have
several
| >> > different "webs" open at a time.
| >> > | >> > > Can anyone tell me how set index page to stay open (tab) while
| >> > > viewing
| >> > > other
| >> > > pages on my web site?
| >> >
| >> >
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
|
|
M
mrwr
Yes, perhaps creating a frame page might be the answer. Has been years since
I have used Frontpage 97, and this 2003 is a bit different than what I am
used to. I *think* I have created a Frontpage Web, cause I know nothing about
code. As for background sound, I don't think all background sounds are music
files?
Never the less, THANK YOU ALL for your input!
aka mrwr
Home:
http://www.crestviewfarm.com
I have used Frontpage 97, and this 2003 is a bit different than what I am
used to. I *think* I have created a Frontpage Web, cause I know nothing about
code. As for background sound, I don't think all background sounds are music
files?
Never the less, THANK YOU ALL for your input!
aka mrwr
Home:
http://www.crestviewfarm.com