Rahul, If I understand you correctly, you want to have lots of links that open new framesets, without creating a new frameset document for each page to be opened.
If that's correct, then don't worry, it's not at all off topic! The general principal is this: You make all the links go to the same script, just change the query string for each link. e.g. link 1 - /cgi-bin/frame-this.cgi?http://www.yahoo.com link 2 - /cgi-bin/frame-this.cgi?http://www.google.com Then you make the cgi script!... It should read the query string. (which is everything passed to the program behind the '?'. In the first example above, this would be 'http://www.yahoo.com') Then print a frameset document to the browser, with the url for the first frame being the static page you always use, i.e. '/banner.html' Then for the second frame, make the url the address you got from the query string. I haven't given you any code to actually do this, because the first thing I ever wrote in Perl was this very script, and figuring it out was a good first step into Learning The World of Perl! :) I also didn't mention security at all, I check the query string for non-url characters, and also check that it's not pointing to itself i.e. /cgi-bin/frame-this.cgi?http://this-site.com/cgi-bin/frame-it.cgi wouldn't be allowed. And of course use 'strict', warnings and Taint. Hope this helps, And of course I appreciate any further comments, and suggestions on further security. Carl -- p.s. Please don't cc me. I'm on the list. ---------- >From: "Rahul Garg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: off topic : frames html question >Date: Wed, Feb 27, 2002, 5:25 am > > Well, > I have a html page which has many hyperlinks. > Now each hyperlink at present calls another html page that has two > frames(horizontally).Ist frame is same for all links. > Now second frame is also same but has many bookmarks. I want that on > clicking difft. hyperlinks they should lead to their bookmarks. > > How is it possible or nany references. > > I know it is offtopic but i think some people here might have some > experience in html. > > Thanks, > Rahul > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
