On Sunday 20 May 2001 19:39, Jaime Torres wrote:
> I've been blocked by this tiny problem...
>
> I have a main.php file:
>
> <?
> $frames = true;
> $open = "http://myserver.com/info.html";;
> if ($frames)
> {
> include ("frameset.php");
> }
> ?>
>
> The frameset.php looks like (omitting almost all the HTML):
> <frameset rows="100,*" border="0">
> <frame src="onlineview.php3">
> <frame src="footer.html">
> </frameset>
>
> In the onlineview.php file I need to use the $open URL defined before,
> but it isn't defined here. What am I doing wrong? How can I get $open's
> value from this file?
(1) $open is defined in frameset.php
(2) frameset.php outputs a HTML page with the frameset definition
(3) when the browser receives this, it issues two new requests, one for
"onlineview.php3" and one for "footer.html"
So you don't *include* onlineview.php3, you just reference it in the HTML
code.
do a
<frame src="onlineview.php3?open=<?= rawurlencode ($open) ?>">
instead (i.e. pass $open as parameter to onlineview.php3).
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