"Sven Bentlage" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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make the src attribute read something like: "path/to/file?section=topFrame"
and "path/to/file?section=mainFrame or whatever.
Then have the cgi program call those subs based on the value of
> I would like to create a html frameset plus the pages for the
> frameset.
You can't do that in one cgi script unless you call it multiple times
like I showed you.
> Normally a frameset looks (as you all know) somewhat like that:
>
>framespacing="0">
> scrolling="NO" noresize
I would like to create a html frameset plus the pages for the frameset.
In the top frame should go the menu (which is now displayed in a table
at the top of the page), below that the pages the user creates by
clicking on the button.
Until now I have not found out how to fill the frameset with
Okay, I understand now. I guess you *could* do it with
"one script", although as someone else noted, it is
basically separate scripts, called once per page, that
just happen to be stored in the same file. Whether you
store it in one script or separate is immaterial,
IMHO.
So, now that we understa
> Sorry, I chose the wrong words..
> my script works similar to the way you described below. Depending on
> which fields are filled out and which button is pressed, a different
> subroutine is called, creating the page.
Ok... Could you post some code or pseudocode that describes the problem
you
Sorry, I chose the wrong words..
my script works similar to the way you described below. Depending on
which fields are filled out and which button is pressed, a different
subroutine is called, creating the page.
On Wednesday, May 15, 2002, at 12:01 AM, David Gray wrote:
>> I'm using one CGI s
> I'm using one CGI script to generate several search pages
That's impossible. One call to a cgi script can generate only one page.
Consider the following untested ;) (but simple enough that I probably
didn't screw it up) code:
--code--
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use CGI;
my $cgi = new
Sorry,here are the details:
I'm using one CGI script to generate several search pages (search for
people etc) within a secured area.
I would like to put the navigation sub into one frame, the retrieved
data (sub search1,2...)in another frame.
But I do not want to use an extra script for this.
If you mean can a CGI script output both the frameset
and all of its pages simultaneously, I don't see how.
What you can do is have each frame call a CGI script
for its content, and have another to generate the
frameset. Each script then outputs its own HTML as
normal.
If this doesn't address you
Hi !
Right now I'm using a cgi-script to create a few html pages.
Somewhere I read the I also can create framesets plus the dependent
html pages via a CGI script.
Where can I find a manual on how to do that? Or can anybody tell me?
Thanks for your help.
Sven
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