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problems with working/switching with 2 framesets

hi,

i want to use 2 different framesets and i'm not sure how
it should should be done correctly.

the frames of the 2 framesets have different sizes.

i want to start with a frameset containg 2 frames, say framset1.
in the left frame i use outlines for navgation.
if the last entry in the framset1 is pressed, the framset2 should come up (framset1 shouldn't be visable).

in frameset2 i also use outlines.
now if the last entry of frameset2 is clikced, frameset2
should disappear and frameset1 should come up again.

ideally all this shouldf happen in 1 ie/netscape window.

is it possible?
how should i do this.

i played a little , but allways have the problems that e.g. framset2 is displayed in the left frame of frameset1
and other stuff like this.

thanks
hreinart

Arunkumar

Make the entry on the page as an action hotspot and use the @Command([OpenFrameset];"FramesetName").

I checked it out and it works fine on browser too !

Good Luck!
Arun.

zvonko

Hi Arun,

did you get my email?
Please update your shared space in Groove.

So long,
zvonko

Arunkumar

How do i update it ?

zvonko

Add a tool to it where you can post some topics.

hreinart

ASKER

hi arunkumar,

i only use outline here!

i tried to paste your suggestion in a new entry type "url", but the browser return, "page can't be displayed.

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Jean Marie Geeraerts

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Jean Marie Geeraerts

This can of course be used for both the outline entry in frameset 1 to open frameset 2 and in the outline in frameset 2 to open frameset 1. :-)

Arunkumar

That was an easy one !

zvonko

Hello Arun,

I do not receive any emails at the moment.
Can you please update your shared space with any comments :-)

hreinart

ASKER

hi jerrith,

thanks for the answer.
yes, it's (almost) allways easy if you see the solution.

i increased the point to say also thank you for the last answered question. i could use it really well.

hope it's ok for you all!

hreinart

Jean Marie Geeraerts

Thanks, and as alwyas you're welcome.
If you're a Domino developer 8 hours a day all year around, it get's easier :-)

Arunkumar

oh yea !

Congrats JM on this big points...

:-)

Jean Marie Geeraerts

I was actually awarded more points than deserved for this question, but I answered another question for Harald through email, that's why he increased points here :)

Arunkumar

thats okay buddy we can understand that !