I currently have some ASP code that might help you. I use an <IFRAME> on
one of my sites. I've added comments (beware of lines that have wrapped)
to help explain the process.
Hope this is helpful.
FOR MAIN.ASP MY CODE IS AS FOLLOWS:
<%if session("steps")="" then session("steps")="Step1.asp"%> //'session'
is a variable used in the other pages. If 'session' happens to be blank
("") then it is set to "step1.asp". This prevents errors related to
missing pages.
<html>
<head>
<title>Office of Investigations -- I.M.P. Process Plan Main Page</title>
</head>
<BODY >
<iframe src="<%response.write(session("steps"))%>" name="body"
width="100%" height="125%" title="Body"></iframe>
</BODY>
FOR THE OTHER PAGES THE CODES LOOKS LIKE THIS:
<%
if session("steps") ="" then //If 'session' has not previously been
assigned for this page, then
session("steps")="Step7.asp" //sets the 'session' variable
response.redirect "IMP_Steps.asp" //redirects the content of
'session' to IMP_Steps.asp
end if
session("steps")="Step7.asp"
%>
<html>
<head>
<title>Step 7</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000">
Stuff goes here. Stuff goes here. Stuff goes here. Stuff goes here. This
stuff actually appears within the <iframe> of MAIN.ASP.
</body>
</html>
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I am trying to get some JavaScript that will open an iframe in my html
page. The page that is opened in the frame needs to depend on the season
(ie. summer.htm, fall.htm, winter.htm, spring.htm) My frame is in place
and I can open up the different pages in it manually but I want
JavaScript to automate the process.
Thank for any help!
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