Alternative to iframe? 1

Bravogolf · Jan 10, 2006

Hello all.

On a site I've written in PHP (but posted here because I assume this is something that is done in JS or HTML), I have a page with three links. Each links opens something within an iframe embedded on the page.

Unfortunately, I don't want the user to know that the content is being loaded in an iframe and it's a pity that IE won't hide the iframe border even though I've switched them off with CSS!

Anyways, how can I only show content after the link has been clicked instead of using an iframe? So, when the user clicks link 1, the content on the left will suddenly appear on the same page rather than loading a new page within the iframe?

CliveC · Jan 10, 2006

If you want to get rid of frameborder"

Code:

<body>
<iframe src="frame.htm" width="200px" height="100px" scrolling="no" frameborder="0"></iframe>
</body></html>

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Bravogolf · Jan 11, 2006

Oh, hehe

TThank you very much! I had been using CSS attributes to remove the border property, I didn't know there was a frameborder attribute

Another classic example look before you leap \0/

Thank you, CliveC

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