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Is it possible to have a page with an inline frame, which loads a different part of code on that same page in the inline frame, instead of outside of it?
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As to the second part, I can't quite twist my head around it, maybe somebody else can better understand it.
<HTML>
<HEAD>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<IFRAME src="(i want the next paragraph to be displayed inside this)" border="0" width="400" height="300"></IFRAME><BR /><BR />
<A name="iframe_content" /><P>this is what would be displayed inside the iframe... and it would not be displayed after the iframe. could javascript or even php do this?</P>
</BODY>
</HTML>
heh, i wonder if that makes it any clearer, what i want to accomplish...
I propose the <EFRAME> tag. The embedded frame would act identically to an inline frame, except the content of the embedded frame would simply lie between the <EFRAME> and </EFRAME> tags.
That would drastically simplify a lot of design issues, in my opinion.
...by the way--is there any purpose in the IFRAME tag having a closing tag? Can anything useful be stuck between <IFRAME> and </IFRAME>? Heh, i realize this isn't really the proper forum to be discussing HTML tags, but... it's just kindof the direction the issue took (:
where the reason for the <IFRAME> closing tag suddenly became clear to me, thanks to a post from isitreal.
