[Javascript] Opening Intranet links with a set navigation fra me

[Peter Brunone]

That's going to be a little more complicated, especially without any server-side help.

    Basically, you'll have to submit the form to a page that then takes the URL parameters and passes them on to the frame.  If you're using the GET method, you can make it work the same way (you just need more parameters); if you're using POST, though, client scripting isn't gonna cut it.

    Why not just have the search page in the frameset to begin with?  Then it can submit to the same frame -- no fancy work there -- and your results will come up just where you want them.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Ciko, David 
  To: javascript at LaTech.edu 
  Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 1:28 PM
  Subject: RE: [Javascript] Opening Intranet links with a set navigation fra me


  OK...now I've got it all set to have the frameset frame the content.

  Lets say I want to expand the script to have a search place the results into the frameset?? Can this form be used in any way in the action or the target property of a form??

  Just wondering...

  PS, there are no issues here with enclosing the page contents inside a frame.
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