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oli · 22-05-2003, 07:34

Im not the best when it comes to code so if someone could help me out it'd be appreciated ::

http://www.pixelvision.co.uk/iesa/template.htm this page has an iFrame and im trying to get the various pages to load in it via the javamenu.

Here is the configuration script for the menu http://www.pixelvision.co.uk/iesa/menu_array.js

Thanks,

Brooklyn · 22-05-2003, 07:39

instead of an <evil> iframe </evil>. Why not CSS it and use a DIV instead? that way you can reference the DIV #ID in the JS making life all that bit easier!

oli · 22-05-2003, 07:47

My boss made the decision to use an iFrame and also I am not that great with css at the moment. :|

Brooklyn · 22-05-2003, 08:34

I think its...

Give the iframe an id# or a name and reference this with the menu just as you would to make contet appear in a pop-up....

Using the same "name" or "id" will load it into the same iframe all the time!

dont quote me on this.

22-05-2003, 07:34	#1 (permalink)
oli Free Ring Ding™ Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Manchester Posts: 9,519	Targetting an iFrame within Java menu Im not the best when it comes to code so if someone could help me out it'd be appreciated :: http://www.pixelvision.co.uk/iesa/template.htm this page has an iFrame and im trying to get the various pages to load in it via the javamenu. Here is the configuration script for the menu http://www.pixelvision.co.uk/iesa/menu_array.js Thanks, __________________ ..................

22-05-2003, 07:47	#3 (permalink)
oli Free Ring Ding™ Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Manchester Posts: 9,519	My boss made the decision to use an iFrame and also I am not that great with css at the moment. :\| __________________ ..................

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22-05-2003, 07:39	#2 (permalink)
Brooklyn Anarchist by Accident... Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Oxfordshire UK Posts: 137	instead of an <evil> iframe </evil>. Why not CSS it and use a DIV instead? that way you can reference the DIV #ID in the JS making life all that bit easier!

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Brooklyn Anarchist by Accident... Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Oxfordshire UK Posts: 137	I think its... Give the iframe an id# or a name and reference this with the menu just as you would to make contet appear in a pop-up.... Using the same "name" or "id" will load it into the same iframe all the time! dont quote me on this.

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