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canadian_legend
09-09-2002, 01:09 AM
ok, let's try this again, with less so-called confusion, and more no-nonsense questions.

1) My first question is this: How can I load preset frames onto a page. For example: There are 4 types of jokes listed at the top. You click the one you want to view, it load that frame on that page, in a predetermined spot. And the frame contains those types of jokes. Then you click a different type, and it closes/removes the previous frame, and loads the new one.

2) This question relates to my first one. Once the frame loads, I don't want it to become to long, so is there a way to add a scroll bar to the frame itself?

And last but not least:

3) This would be an alternative, or an added feature, to the first to things, if I could do it. Once the frame loads, with it's own scroll bar and, instead of all of that type of jokes only have 5-10, to make things easier for the viewer, if they could just click on a "back" or "next" button. The button would bring up the next set of 5-10 jokes, which would be stored in the html code.




So, hopefully somebody, or bodies, can help me out.

hairynugs6382
09-09-2002, 04:21 PM
Well we will go in order and ill do my best to answer your ?

1.)
<html>
<head>
<title>Some Title</title>
</head>
<body>
<a href="joke.html" target="jokes">Joke1</a>
<a href="joke1.html" target="jokes">Joke2</a>
<a href="joke2.html" target="jokes">Joke3</a>
<a href="joke3.html" target="jokes">Joke4</a>
<a href="joke4.html" target="jokes">Joke5</a>
<a href="joke5.html" target="jokes">Joke6</a>
<a href="joke6.html" target="jokes">Joke7</a>
<a href="joke7.html" target="jokes">Joke8</a>
<a href="joke8.html" target="jokes">Joke9</a>
<iframe width="50%" height="50%" name="jokes">
</ifame>
</body>
</html>


2.)

<iframe scrolling="yes">
</iframe>

or

<frameset>
<frame name="framename" scrolling="yes">
</frmaeset>

3.)and to answer your third I only know how to do this with html
but you can go here and search for a slide show script they have at least 2 or 3! http://search.atomz.com/search/?sp-a=0003064d-sp00000003&sp-q=slideshow

canadian_legend
09-09-2002, 11:16 PM
One word... wow!

Never has anyone helped me so much. Cool. All three answers in one post, you're wicked awesome man.

Thanks.