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Posted by David E. Ross on March 16, 2006, 11:47 pm
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Stephen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> dunno if that is a Newbie question or not and maybe somebody can help.
> I have programmed a couple of my own pages just using a texteditor. I
> use very simple language and frames. No fancy gimmicks, no jawa, gifs,
> colors, fonts or anything, just simple html language with loads of
> pictures embedded and text. (See here e.g. www.stephenbottcher.net)
>
> Now here's my question:
> 1) Say, frame A has a.htm as its source
> 2) Say, frame B has b.htm and so on
> 3) the index.htm contains the frame information and subsequently
> calls up a.htm and b.htm into the respecting frames.
>
> Now, somebody could directly access a.htm or b.htm and would not see
> any of the other frames and contents. The content would not make
> sense.
>
> Question:
> By using HTML language, is there a way to figure out whether index.htm
> had requested the a.htm page or of the request came through from
> somewhere else?
>
> The idea is, if I coulsd detect that somebody wanted to access a page
> which without the other frames does not make sense (is out of context)
> I would immediately redirect the request to the index.htm and
> everybody would be happy.
>
> I hope what I say makes sense to somebody.
>
> Anybody?
>
> Thanks. Stephen
After I load your page with frames, I might want to view each frame in a
separate tab within my browser window. This is a capability of my
browser. You want to prevent me from doing this?
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