I did look at the link you provided and it didn't clear this up much. However I noticed that you do have anchor tags near Advertisement, etc but they are not valid. You need to use an anchor tag like the code below to make a link.
<a class=textlink href="#" onclick="charight(1)">Adve
Maybe that is all the problem was. Let me know if you have a question about what I said.
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by: b0lsc0ttPosted on 2007-05-05 at 14:18:19ID: 19037504
I'm not sure I understand the question. It sounds like you want the page to appear in an iframe or different frame when you click its link. Is that true?
To do that you use the target attribute in the link to specify the name of the iframe or frame. For example ...
<a href="newpage.htm" target="frame1">Ads</a>
In this case the "newpage" page will appear in the frame or iframe named frame1 instead of in the current window.
You mentioned an image. Are the links for pages or just an image? Where is the frame, iframe or location of the image (whichever applies)? If this is just an image then you can even change the image src (thus "swapping" the image) with javascript.
Thanks for clearing it up. Let me know what additional info you need or if you have a question.
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