Have one of the other pages loaded then force a load of the content page. Probably the header page, since I imagine that only loads once whereas the nav page might change as you move around the site.
At my workplace I suggested we deep freeze all our COBOL programmers and thaw 'em one at a time when we needed to perform maintenance on our clunky old legacy systems. And I wonder why people don't take all my recommendations seriously...
If you anticipate your pages are going to be printed - and they will be printed if there is a lot of text on them - it is absolutley imperitive that you design keeping the issue of printer width in mind.
Virtually every usability study shows that surfers scan web pages and don't read them in...
You're out of luck unless they allow to use a full cgi-bin (many free servers limit what their cgi-bin can actually do). You need to be able to run a server-side script (perl, php, whatever...) that has permissions to write a flat file on the server.
There are free hosting companies that give...
Try this too...
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<head>
<title>File name Capture from a URL</title>
</head>
<body>
<script language="JavaScript">
<!-- Instantiate Regular expression Object -->
var myRegExp=new RegExp();
var myRegExp =...
Yes, the parent document is the page that created the frameset, and both frames are chlidren of it. Assumming you named the first frame frame_1 and the seond frame_2 the pathing would look like this:
parent.frame_1.document.someobject.someproperty
parent.frame_2.document.someobject.someproperty...
Too wide. I had to scroll horizontally to look at it.
I didn't much like the linear nature of the main navigation bar either -- from any page I would prefer to be able to jump where I want to in the side, rather than having to go back to the main page.
Graphics looked nice and seemed to be...
It is not a dead end, ASP is not the only way of doing what you want to do. Your solution lies in any of the server-side scripting languages, such as ASP, php, perl, etc.
JavaScript Dummy,
Don't jump into a book -- jump into a project. All most books are really teching is a programming language's syntax (the other books are reference manuals for advanced features -- I suggest SAMS Pure Javascript for a good reference type book).
Programs themselves are...
Bramvg,
He is pattern matching with regular expressions - which is the easiest way to solve your problem. Check this link out... http://developer.netscape.com/docs/manuals/js/core/jsguide15/regexp.html#1010922
It is an executable server-side script. The info Following the ? are value pairs passing parameters back to the server-side script. The server-side script will then dynamically produce the page programatically. Other server-side script extensions are .pl, .cgi, .asp, .jsp, etc.
If you want to...
The pdf won't open up embedded in the page. What happens when a pdf is linked to depends on the client-side settings of the Acrobat reader. If it is set up properly it will open up the Acrobat reader embedded in the entire view area of the browser - otherwise it will launch the reader seperately...
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