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Usually, the page that changes is in a frame, but the frameset page doesn't change, that's why it appears that the address in the address bar doesn't change either. &nbsp;Is this what you want to do?<br />

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Usually, the page that changes is in a frame, but the frameset page doesn't change, that's why it appears that the address in the address bar doesn't change either.  Is this what you want to do?


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frames with size 0 or 1 in one of the frames should do it... Add invisible borders and you're pretty much set...<br />

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frames with size 0 or 1 in one of the frames should do it... Add invisible borders and you're pretty much set...


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These are usually because the pages that you are redirected with don't exist. They are server generated. <br />
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So the server will just replace the page with a fresh one and redirect you to the appropriate page.<br />

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These are usually because the pages that you are redirected with don't exist. They are server generated.

So the server will just replace the page with a fresh one and redirect you to the appropriate page.


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You may also be able to use the location property to replace with onClick=&quot;self.location.rep<wbr />lace(some file) or some such syntax. &nbsp;Hard to remember off the top of my head this time of night. &nbsp;Note: this type of code can mess up your history.<br />
davlun<br />

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You may also be able to use the location property to replace with onClick="self.location.replace(some file) or some such syntax.  Hard to remember off the top of my head this time of night.  Note: this type of code can mess up your history.
davlun


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I have seen on many pages that you click a link which takes you to a NEW-page but the address on the Location-Bar doesnt changes(ie, it remains that of the initial/principal page).<br />
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How do you do that???<br />

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I have seen on many pages that you click a link which takes you to a NEW-page but the address on the Location-Bar doesnt changes(ie, it remains that of the initial/principal page).

How do you do that???


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