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  • McGowan
    #1

    automatically loading a new page in a frame.

    the basic idea here is that I want a web page that is made up of
    frames to redirect automatically to a frame depending on an if
    statement...

    if($1 == $2)
    {
    load url1.php in frame "main"
    }else
    {
    load url2.php in frame "main"
    }

    The frame "main" is an <iframeif that makes a difference.

    Thanks,
    O

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    • Rik
      #2
      Re: automatically loading a new page in a frame.

      McGowan <Boomer84@gmail .comwrote:
      the basic idea here is that I want a web page that is made up of
      frames to redirect automatically to a frame depending on an if
      statement...
      >
      if($1 == $2)
      {
      load url1.php in frame "main"
      }else
      {
      load url2.php in frame "main"
      }
      The frame "main" is an <iframeif that makes a difference.
      It all depends on where $1 & $2 are coming from. If it's server-side, a
      simple if statement and an echo()ed src attribute is all it takes.

      --
      Rik Wasmus

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        • McGowan
          #3
          Re: automatically loading a new page in a frame.

          maybe I should have been clearer. I just need a line of code that will
          automatically load a specific page in a specific frame.

          I'm not sure what you mean by an echo()ed src attribute?

          On Jan 29, 10:43 pm, Rik <luiheidsgoe... @hotmail.comwro te:
          McGowan <Boome...@gmail .comwrote:
          the basic idea here is that I want a web page that is made up of
          frames to redirect automatically to a frame depending on an if
          statement...
          >
          if($1 == $2)
          {
          load url1.php in frame "main"
          }else
          {
          load url2.php in frame "main"
          }
          The frame "main" is an <iframeif that makes a difference.It all depends on where $1 & $2 are coming from. If it's server-side, a
          simple if statement and an echo()ed src attribute is all it takes.
          >
          --
          Rik Wasmus

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            • Rik
              #4
              Re: automatically loading a new page in a frame.

              McGowan <Boomer84@gmail .comwrote:
              On Jan 29, 10:43 pm, Rik <luiheidsgoe... @hotmail.comwro te:
              >McGowan <Boome...@gmail .comwrote:
              the basic idea here is that I want a web page that is made up of
              frames to redirect automatically to a frame depending on an if
              statement...
              >>
              if($1 == $2)
              {
              load url1.php in frame "main"
              }else
              {
              load url2.php in frame "main"
              }
              The frame "main" is an <iframeif that makes a difference.It all
              >depends on where $1 & $2 are coming from. If it's server-side, a
              >simple if statement and an echo()ed src attribute is all it takes.
              >>
              maybe I should have been clearer. I just need a line of code that will
              automatically load a specific page in a specific frame.
              >
              I'm not sure what you mean by an echo()ed src attribute?
              Euhm? Does not make it clearer.

              Here's what I can make of it with your info:

              print '<iframe src="'.(($foo = $bar) ? 'url1.php' : 'url2.php' ).'">';
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              Rik Wasmus

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