Sorry about the split links in the previous post.
The script in question is located at:
http://www.redradish.co.uk/php/framesprocessor.php
It uses these variables:
$Frameset frameset page. This needs to be parsed and a static HTML page
created.
$Target (optional) full URL of page to be displayed in frmae named
$TargetName.
$TargetName (optional) name of the frame that $Target should appear in.
$MainFrame (optional) is the frame from which header info, etc. is
taken.
Default is first frame.
$AllHead (optional) If set (is 1 or more), copies <HEAD> content from all
frames.
$RenderMethod (optional) defines how the frameset is to be represented:
1 - All frames dumped into new page in order they appear in
frameset.
2 - tables are used to attempt to recreate original format
Default is 1.
$LinkSearch (optional) how links are replaced:
1 - Only specific tags are replaced
2 - Anything within quotes (' or ") that contains document path is
replaced
Default is 1.
$Debug If set (greater than 0), debug info is added in comments.
It works to a good degree on most frames-based sites, but does have a couple
of failings (such as the one mentioned) that I would like to overcome.
The other problem is handling JavaScript in e.g. <frame
src="JavaScript:openpage(xx)">. There is no way to process JavaScript in
PHP that I am aware of - does anyone have a workaround for this? i.e. so
that my script can process the JavaScript function and retrieve the relevant
page for inclusion in the rendered page.
Thanks again.
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