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I'm having a problem with frames in dreamweaver 4 ? Who can give me some advice? The problem is I can't get the one url to open in one part of the frameset while keeping one open in another part of the frameset. Any clues will be usefull.

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i cant help you with dreamweaver but i can help you with frames...

a frameset might look like this:

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<frameset cols="100,*"> <frame name="leftframe" src="somefile.html"> <frame name="rightframe" src="someotherfile.html"> </frameset>


then to open a file in a different frame include the name of the target frame in the link
<a href="someurl" target="leftframe">this will open in the left frame</a>
<a href="someurl" target="rightframe">this will open in the right frame</a>

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COOL, let me look into this....
SHIT, Damn, Right, why didn't I see that before.... I see what to do now.....Thanks man !! that has been alot of help.
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