Yes I know frames are evil - but I have a multitude of issues that I know
how to solve with frames ~ Static pages, etc.
I tried the tile thing
It wants every department, and item to tile the same number of items.
I would like the Zippo page to hold 5 lighters in a row
while the Work Apparel need 3 in a row
I can link directly to freetrade from the static product -- that I can do.
SO this is what I tried - only to realize that I cant refresh my nav/cart
bar
All of my side nav power is in my page_top
Side Nav loads page_top but that's it.
Index.php =welcome , and welcome loads side_nav -This goes in my top frame
All other screens load Plain and open in either a pop up or frame
(everything being bounced around is Index.php+ Screen
All of my functions are in the top frame, however in all the A Href
statements, I added targets (blank or mainFrame)
Problem is (of course) that any action that takes place is never reflected
in the top frame.
Example
#1 Click on logon, a pop up logon window appears, I log in as admin, and
close the window.
The Top Frame containing the page_top (side nav) is not updated- and I
cant access admin functions, however I can click on edit profile, and the
pop up window has My info
It seems like adding a statement to the plain layout to refresh the top
frame is needed.
Is there a way to force a module to load in a frame by means of php?
Or
Is there some other way to more precisely individualize department screens?
I'm off to php land....
Jeremy Taylor
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Isaac Reuben" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 11:42 PM
Subject: Re: [FreeTrade-dev] XML in FreeTrade anyone?
> On Mon, 27 Aug 2001, Kent Nguyen wrote:
>
> > I'm working on an Inter-FreeTrade communication protocol. It is XML
based.
> > The specification of GXMP is here.
> > http://www.mslinux.com/research/gxmp.html
>
> Are you familiar with xml-rpc:
>
> http://www.xml-rpc.com/
>
> It's similar to SOAP, but *much* more simple. Also looks very similar to
> what you are developing. It's basically just a way of executing function
> calls over http. There are several implementations of it in PHP, as well
as
> many other languages.
>
> The nice thing about using a standard is that anyone else using any other
> ecommerce software written in any language could hook into your system.
So
> if the other store isn't using FreeTrade, they can still sell your
products.
> And the parsers have all been tested and validated, so you don't even need
> to worry about that part (just need to worry about what data should be
> sent).
>
> You might want to post on the xml-rpc Yahoo group, and explain to them
what
> you want to do. They may have some good feedback.
>
> - Isaac =)
>
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