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Creating a HTML frameset in R4.6 ?
Hello, I want a simple way to create a HTML frameset in a notes document as pass thru html or whatever. This could typically be a "$$View Template for Frameset" form with a dummy "frameset" view.
I have tried various things but Domino keeps on putting in the body tag which makes the browser ignore the frameset....
Thanks in advance....
I have tried various things but Domino keeps on putting in the body tag which makes the browser ignore the frameset....
Thanks in advance....
Do you use R5 ??
ASKER
No, it has to be R4.6.3 unfortunately....
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Hi CRAK, I tried something similar to that.... your method produces the code :
<HTML>
<!-- Lotus-Domino (Release 4.6.3a - January 8, 1999 on Windows NT/Intel) -->
<HEAD>
<!-- start capturing body tag >
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
function _doClick(v) {
location.href = "/acePortal.nsf/Frameset?O
}
// -->
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY TEXT="000000" BGCOLOR="ffffff">
<FORM><!-- end capture body tag -->
</HEAD>
<frameset border=1 frameborder=0 framespacing=0 cols=130,*>
<frame src="http://9.133.69.129/LearningSpace4/ace/HTML/menu/menu.htm" name=menu scrolling=no marginwidth=0 noresize target=maincontent>
<frame src="http://9.133.69.129/LearningSpace4/ace/HTML/titleframe.htm" name="maincontent" marginwidth=0>
</frameset>
</HTML>
<noscript>
</FORM>
</BODY>
</HTML>
the inclusion of the script statement stops the capturing of the body tag and the browser displays nothing. any other ways round this ? apart from switching off javascript ?
<HTML>
<!-- Lotus-Domino (Release 4.6.3a - January 8, 1999 on Windows NT/Intel) -->
<HEAD>
<!-- start capturing body tag >
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
function _doClick(v) {
location.href = "/acePortal.nsf/Frameset?O
}
// -->
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY TEXT="000000" BGCOLOR="ffffff">
<FORM><!-- end capture body tag -->
</HEAD>
<frameset border=1 frameborder=0 framespacing=0 cols=130,*>
<frame src="http://9.133.69.129/LearningSpace4/ace/HTML/menu/menu.htm" name=menu scrolling=no marginwidth=0 noresize target=maincontent>
<frame src="http://9.133.69.129/LearningSpace4/ace/HTML/titleframe.htm" name="maincontent" marginwidth=0>
</frameset>
</HTML>
<noscript>
</FORM>
</BODY>
</HTML>
the inclusion of the script statement stops the capturing of the body tag and the browser displays nothing. any other ways round this ? apart from switching off javascript ?
ASKER
Fixed it ! Just put the following in HTMLHead :
"</HEAD><frameset border=1 frameborder=0 framespacing=0 cols=130,*><frame src=http://9.133.69.129/LearningSpace4/ace/HTML/menu/menu.htm name=menu scrolling=no marginwidth=0 noresize target=maincontent><frame src=http://9.133.69.129/LearningSpace4/ace/HTML/titleframe.htm name=maincontent marginwidth=0></frameset><
and the noscript tag kills everything else that Domino churns out - but you get the points anyway !
"</HEAD><frameset border=1 frameborder=0 framespacing=0 cols=130,*><frame src=http://9.133.69.129/LearningSpace4/ace/HTML/menu/menu.htm name=menu scrolling=no marginwidth=0 noresize target=maincontent><frame src=http://9.133.69.129/LearningSpace4/ace/HTML/titleframe.htm name=maincontent marginwidth=0></frameset><
and the noscript tag kills everything else that Domino churns out - but you get the points anyway !
Nice workaround!
I used to add the javascript just before the </HEAD>, straight on the form, in the HTML-style.
Saved me a lot of trouble marking all those quotes with "\" in $$HTMLHead's formula....
I used to add the javascript just before the </HEAD>, straight on the form, in the HTML-style.
Saved me a lot of trouble marking all those quotes with "\" in $$HTMLHead's formula....