On 22-Jun-02, Matt Sealey wrote:
>
>> And ofcource. In frames or pages without frames, you can use
>> "Save as HTML" in the contextmenu. Can't see the problem of
>> implement it for the top document too.
>
> The problem is exactly as it is with the context menu: there is
> a certain place that has to have it's source saved and nobody
> could decide whether the top level or active document should be
> saved, so I don't think it went in and the menu was never
> activated. As such I don't think it's possible to save the
> top level frameset document because of this..
>
A little discussion about how to handle this issue may point to some
options.
How about -> Save Page source
Save Active frame source
Two menu items that handle the situation nicely.
Or ->Save Source
-> Page
-> Active Frame
One menu with two sub-entries
Or -> Save Source
-> Page
-> Frame A
-> Frame B
...
-> Frame X
One menu with variable sub-entries.
Each has advantages, and disadvantages to both users and programmers.
Maybe a debate on merits of each and any other options that anyone can
suggest is a good idea.
> Nobody ever said it was easy, did they? OH WAIT! THEY DID! Silly
> me, eh? :)
But it is easy. Even Rocket Science is easy most of the time, once you
know how.
>
--
Bob Q
Rocket Scientist during the day,
Amiga Afficionado all night.
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