If you have not received a response yet, I can email a simple example
tonight. I e-mailed one to Gonzalo on Friday, maybe it has been improved.
But from what I remember the only class I created was a Default.class Screen
that had one line in the doBuildTemplate method.
data.getResponse().setContentType("text/html");
This screen should also use the WebMacroOnlyLayout, if it is not the
default.
You then create a layout/screen template pair. The layout contains the full
html to create the frameset (as well as <html> tags, etc.) The screen
template is completely empty.
You should also create a default layout template that just contains
$screen_placeholder
or some of the common html tags as well.
Then create the frame screen templates as normal.
layouts
frameset.wm
default.wm
screens
frameset.wm (empty)
frame1.wm
frame2.wm
frame3_1.wm
frame3_2.wm
...
John McNally
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To: Turbine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, September 16, 2000 8:01 PM
Subject: Frames with WebMacroSitePage
> Can anyone point me to - or give me an example of doing Frames in a layout
> using WebMacroSitePage?
>
> THANKS!
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> dave
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