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posted by [identity profile] mr-tom.livejournal.com at 07:36am on 10/08/2004
I'm not much of a web guru, so feel free to ignore the following totally:

* Could you check to see if the referrer ID is domain.com, and if not, open the frameset instead of the content in the frame. Like this: http://developer.irt.org/script/143.htm. (Actually, that syntax may do for what you need anyway...)

* Kludgy fix: make the menu links open the whole frameset+ relevant content in the main window. Not a good one if you have a lot of traffic, I suppose.
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posted by [identity profile] bugshaw.livejournal.com at 08:01am on 10/08/2004
Arg - nearly! I can get it to go to the relevant index page, but how do I tell index.htm that I want frame FContents in index.htm to contain content_page.html instead of generic_intro_page.html?

I need a clever wizard.
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posted by [identity profile] mr-tom.livejournal.com at 08:14am on 10/08/2004
Depending on how many pages you have: make more index pages. :-)

Either that, or you may be able to use currenturl. So you request a deep-link, which returns a frameset with the requested url as one of the frames...
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posted by [identity profile] bugshaw.livejournal.com at 08:38am on 10/08/2004
Depending on how many pages you have: make more index pages. :-)

Do not jest, sir! (We have 30 index pages but over 100 pages...)

currenturl/deep-link looks v. promising, oh web guru. I shall investigate - thanks!
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