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I looked through the forum, but I couldn't find something that was already posted regarding my question, so I hope this is the right place.
I'm trying to make a page with two frames.
The top is always the same (static), but the main frame is supposed to be dynamic and shows different pages from a different domain.
When you go to google.com/images and click on an image it looks kind of similar to what I'm trying to accomplish (google frame on top and individual page with image underneath in different frame). The address there has two actual links in it (like this: [images.google.com...] so I believe that's something in my direction.
What's the best way of accomplishing this? (php, javascript, etc)?
Could someone please help me on how to put this together?
Thank you
That address is just the way Google handles things with their own system. You don't need to use that format. Just give your link the proper frame target and it will load there.
in the frame setup I was talking about, the link for the main frame is based on a long string with a unique number in the middle (ie: [xyz.com...]
Although I'm paying for the service that provides this link I can't get "closer" to the actual data on the page.
My idea is to run it within a frame page where the top frame is static (ie [abc.com...] and the main frame would be coming in from different domain and a link like the one above.
Since the unique number on the main frame can change multiple times a day I was hoping I could do something like what Google does (see my first post) and use this "double link" where all I have to do is change the unique number and send it out in E-mails, so visitors can see their individual framed page.
How could I accomplish this?
