Hmm. You could probably get away with using div and CSS instead of frames. Then it is contained in one file. It's a little more complicated (and I'm not that familiar with the process) but it should work.
Richard On 6/12/07, Marty Huntzberry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I figured something out. The gnump3d variables like $BANNER have to be on the index.html page to work. The problem I'm running into with frames is that if you designed a 2 frame page then you would need 2 files to be read off the index.html page. Here's the frame part of the popup menu: <frame name="navmenu" src="/navmenu.html"></frame> <frame name="content" src="/content.html"></frame> The popup menu goes on the first frame or navmenu.html and the gnump3d content goes on content.html. I'm able to get a frame but the gnump3d variables don't execute...they display the text only. Is it possible to type the gnump3d variables into the last frame instead of loading them off of content.html? Marty _______________________________________________ Gnump3d-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnump3d-users
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