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If I kludge it for NN by wrapping the iframe around an ilayer, the initial ilayer src page loads fine, but all those targeted links on the framing page open their content in new windows...
Is there ANY way to make a link on the primary page change the src file shown in an ilayer (without screwing up the function in IE)?
<iframe name="content" src="pageB.html"> (for IE/Opera)
<ilayer name="content" src="pageB.html"> (for NN)
</ilayer>
</iframe>
When you open PageA.html in your browser, both NN and IE/Opera will show pageB.html right where it belongs. What I need to do is put a link in the body content of PageA.html that will change the ilayer's content to pageC.html.
With the iframe, all I have to do is create a link on PageA.html that says:
<a href="pageC.html" target="content"> (just like a regular frameset)
The iframe content changes when you click the link in IE/Opera... in NN, instead of changing the content of the ilayer, it opens pageC.html in a new window.
It seems like the ilayer wouldn't be considered the _parent of PageA.html, would it?
When I click the link("For Netscape") the ilayer changes it source. But the content on the other parts of the page is not active (ie) Iam not able click the other links in the pageA.html itself.
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<script>
function change()
{
document.layers["content"].src="pageA.html";
window.reload();
}
</script>
<iframe name="content" src="pageB.html"> (for IE/Opera)
<ilayer name="content" src="pageB.html"> (for NN)
</ilayer>
</iframe>
<br>
<a href="pageC.html" target="content">Link to C.html Targetting the content frame</a>
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