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ncsearch
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 Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2003 2:32 pm Post subject: browser status; frames |
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i am wondering if there is a way to make it so that when you have frames, you can choose which frame the address shows;ect...
ex. on my site, it has a menu bar. i want that menu bar to be "in the background", so the browser shows the main page's url, not the menu.
that site is http://home.attbi.com/~nathanchoe
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sohnee
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By default the page will display the address of the frameset.
"Address masking" does exist - some ISP's offer it - but it doesn't seem to be in the code of the page. |
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ncsearch
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| Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2003 3:12 pm Post subject: ummmm.... |
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im not sure if you understood. i want it so instead of the index page or the menu bar frame, it will show the status/address of the body frame
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mgm
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No, no way to do that in JavaScript to my knowledge.
If you have an Apache server, you can probably do it with mod_rewrite, but I'm not going to try to explain that here, mostly because I don't understand it myself. 
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