Tomas
09-11-2003, 05:13 PM
Hello,
I'd like to know - If I force frames using something like
if (top.location.href.indexOf("frame_lyrics.html") == -1)
top.location.href = "frame_lyrics.html?lyrics.html&2";
in sub-pages and then save only one of these frames as a single page, not the complete frameset, is there a way how to make it possible that the content would display when trying to view the saved page in browser? Now when I try to open "lyrics.html" from my HD and don't have the other frames in the same folder, I just get a blank page.
I'm asking about this because of possible off-line viewing of single pages. You can of course remove the script from the saved page, but non-advanced user might not have a clue.
Isn't there some "additional" script that would allow to display the page without missing (not saved) related frames?
Thank you in advance.
Tom
I'd like to know - If I force frames using something like
if (top.location.href.indexOf("frame_lyrics.html") == -1)
top.location.href = "frame_lyrics.html?lyrics.html&2";
in sub-pages and then save only one of these frames as a single page, not the complete frameset, is there a way how to make it possible that the content would display when trying to view the saved page in browser? Now when I try to open "lyrics.html" from my HD and don't have the other frames in the same folder, I just get a blank page.
I'm asking about this because of possible off-line viewing of single pages. You can of course remove the script from the saved page, but non-advanced user might not have a clue.
Isn't there some "additional" script that would allow to display the page without missing (not saved) related frames?
Thank you in advance.
Tom