How to split the page from php

[Tom Szabo]

Hi All,

I need some advice on how to split a page where a top section, something
like a banner stays stationery, and the rest can be scrolled. Normally this
would be done using framesets, two frames would do the job.

Unfortunately since all the code is generated from PHP I would need to
assign separate scripts to each frame, and this is what I am trying to avoid
if possible.

I like to return a html page and have it split. Also it should be compatible
with the common browsers.

If not, is it possible to generate and return the content of a frameset in
one go or the frames have to be returned separately?

TIA,

Tom

[filesiteguy]

Tom Szabo scratched out in the sand

Hi All,

I need some advice on how to split a page where a top section, something
like a banner stays stationery, and the rest can be scrolled. Normally
this would be done using framesets, two frames would do the job.

Frames bad.

Scrollable DIV good.
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[Tom Szabo]

thanks for that,

but could you elaborate on that a little?

TIA,

Tom
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Tom Szabo scratched out in the sand

Hi All,

I need some advice on how to split a page where a top section, something
like a banner stays stationery, and the rest can be scrolled. Normally
this would be done using framesets, two frames would do the job.

Frames bad.

Scrollable DIV good.
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www.gamephreakz.com || www.filesite.org
"friends don't let friends use windows xp"

[Gary L. Burnore]

On Mon, 1 Nov 2004 23:38:20 +1000, "Tom Szabo" <to*@intersoft.net.au>
wrote:

thanks for that,

but could you elaborate on that a little?

Please stop top posting.

& if you can't use scrolling DIV, try IFRAME.

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Tom Szabo scratched out in the sand

> Hi All,
>
> I need some advice on how to split a page where a top section, something
> like a banner stays stationery, and the rest can be scrolled. Normally
> this would be done using framesets, two frames would do the job.

Frames bad.

Scrollable DIV good.
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[Tom Szabo]

"Please stop top posting. "

What does this mean?
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On Mon, 1 Nov 2004 23:38:20 +1000, "Tom Szabo" <to*@intersoft.net.au>
wrote:

thanks for that,

but could you elaborate on that a little?

Please stop top posting.

& if you can't use scrolling DIV, try IFRAME.

"filesiteguy" <ab***@127.0.0.1> wrote in message
news:10*************@corp.supernews.com...

Tom Szabo scratched out in the sand

> Hi All,
>
> I need some advice on how to split a page where a top section, something > like a banner stays stationery, and the rest can be scrolled. Normally > this would be done using framesets, two frames would do the job.

Frames bad.

Scrollable DIV good.
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[Tom Szabo]

Thanks for the advice, it works perfectly!!!!!

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Tom Szabo scratched out in the sand

Hi All,

I need some advice on how to split a page where a top section, something
like a banner stays stationery, and the rest can be scrolled. Normally
this would be done using framesets, two frames would do the job.

Frames bad.

Scrollable DIV good.
--
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www.gamephreakz.com || www.filesite.org
"friends don't let friends use windows xp"

[Gary L. Burnore]

On Tue, 2 Nov 2004 00:19:35 +1000, "Tom Szabo" <to*@intersoft.net.au>
wrote:

"Please stop top posting. "

What does this mean?

Putting your reply above and not snipping what isn't relevent.
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[Michael Vilain]

In article <41******@dnews.tpgi.com.au>,
"Tom Szabo" <to*@intersoft.net.au> wrote:

Thanks for the advice, it works perfectly!!!!!

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Tom Szabo scratched out in the sand

Hi All,

I need some advice on how to split a page where a top section, something
like a banner stays stationery, and the rest can be scrolled. Normally
this would be done using framesets, two frames would do the job.

Frames bad.

Scrollable DIV good.

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[filesiteguy]

Michael Vilain scratched out in the sand

Thanks for the advice, it works perfectly!!!!!

No problem. Anything to get rid of frames, eeeeeeww!!!

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Ah, he's learning. He'll eventually also stop using OE as a virus-spreader
(um, I mean, newsreader). :)
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[Brad Kent]

you don't need separate scripts for separate frames/output!
just pass a param
somepage.php?page=whatever

then in your script output appropriately

if ( $_GET['page'] == 'whatever' )
....
elseif ( )
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"Tom Szabo" <to*@intersoft.net.au> wrote in message news:<41********@dnews.tpgi.com.au>...

Hi All,

I need some advice on how to split a page where a top section, something
like a banner stays stationery, and the rest can be scrolled. Normally this
would be done using framesets, two frames would do the job.

Unfortunately since all the code is generated from PHP I would need to
assign separate scripts to each frame, and this is what I am trying to avoid
if possible.

I like to return a html page and have it split. Also it should be compatible
with the common browsers.

If not, is it possible to generate and return the content of a frameset in
one go or the frames have to be returned separately?

TIA,

Tom