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What I need to do is open one page "inside" of another without using frames.
For example: page1.html (somewhere in this page i have a table where i want
"page2.php" to show). I have looked and looked for the code to do this, but
had no luck. If I use document.open , it has a popup, don't want that. I
hope this is clear as to what i'm trying to do. thanks in advance.
Jan 25 '07 #1
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Panther wrote:
What I need to do is open one page "inside" of another without using frames.
For example: page1.html (somewhere in this page i have a table where i want
"page2.php" to show). I have looked and looked for the code to do this, but
had no luck. If I use document.open , it has a popup, don't want that. I
hope this is clear as to what i'm trying to do. thanks in advance.
Just use an iframe. It's by far the easiest thing for you if you really can't find any clues for yourself.
Jan 25 '07 #2

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Panther wrote:
>What I need to do is open one page "inside" of another without using
frames.
For example: page1.html (somewhere in this page i have a table where i
want
"page2.php" to show). I have looked and looked for the code to do this,
but
had no luck. If I use document.open , it has a popup, don't want that. I
hope this is clear as to what i'm trying to do. thanks in advance.

Just use an iframe. It's by far the easiest thing for you if you really
can't find any clues for yourself.


I actually like the way iframe looks from the <objecttag ...Thanks
Jan 25 '07 #3
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On Jan 25, 10:36 pm, "Panther" <pantherh...@comcast.netwrote:
What I need to do is open one page "inside" of another without using frames.
Your only universal option is <iframe>. Purely theoretically you can
also use <objectwith codetype="text/html" and codebase="yourURL" but
this way is hardkilled on the majority of UAs as an endless source of
security exploits.

Are you having some particular problems with <iframeobject or you
just don't like anything containing "frame" chars sequence in it?

Jan 25 '07 #4

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