Re: Strategies for Internationalizing - Re: Targeting two frames from one CGI - Spoke too Soon!

2003-06-09 Thread Greenhalgh David
[1] For fun, you may wish to get into the LWP::UserAgent and build a small 'browser' to 'fetch web pages' since that may help understand the 'advantages' and disadvantages of page fetching... I see prospects for sleep disappearing into fluffy pink sunsets...must check the difference betwee

Strategies for Internationalizing - Re: Targeting two frames from one CGI - Spoke too Soon!

2003-06-09 Thread drieux
On Sunday, Jun 8, 2003, at 11:16 US/Pacific, Greenhalgh David wrote: [..] This isn't foolproof, unfortunately. A large part of the target audience is English (or other) speakers in Japan. Unless they've manually set the preferences in their browsers, they will show up as asking for the Japanese

Re: Targeting two frames from one CGI - Spoke too Soon!

2003-06-08 Thread Greenhalgh David
you will still need to deal with 'targets' so you will need to know when you want target="_top" since you are repainting all of the window, and when you want target="MainBody" so that something clicked in the vertical navigation will show up in the MainBody Section... Yes, happy with those as a

Re: Targeting two frames from one CGI - Spoke too Soon!

2003-06-08 Thread drieux
On Sunday, Jun 8, 2003, at 10:15 US/Pacific, Greenhalgh David wrote: [..] You guys are going to have to send me invoices at this rate! That does indeed help. What I decided to do (and then confirmed when I read these posts) was instead of trying to call a frame from the original script, print a

Re: Targeting two frames from one CGI - Spoke too Soon!

2003-06-08 Thread Greenhalgh David
On Sunday, June 8, 2003, at 05:12 pm, Greenhalgh David wrote: Each directory then has at least a. index.cgi b. Vert_nav managing cgi c. Main_data managing cgi and other pieces of CGI code that are the worker bee's for that level of the problem HTH. Drieux/Kristof

Re: Targeting two frames from one CGI

2003-06-08 Thread Greenhalgh David
Each directory then has at least a. index.cgi b. Vert_nav managing cgi c. Main_data managing cgi and other pieces of CGI code that are the worker bee's for that level of the problem HTH. Drieux/Kristofer You guys are going to have to send me invoices at this rate!

Re: Targeting two frames from one CGI

2003-06-08 Thread drieux
On Sunday, Jun 8, 2003, at 06:16 US/Pacific, Greenhalgh David wrote: [..] My question is this, How do I get the CGI to output one set of data to the left frame and then rerun a different CGI with the main frame as the target? Dave Oh this is never as easy as it looks. If anyone ever mentio

Re: Targeting two frames from one CGI

2003-06-08 Thread Kristofer Hoch
The answer to this one may seem a bit simplistic, but bear with me please. The 'main' frame should be a cgi script that does not ever change. You want the behaviour of this frame to change by passing parameters. The main file could be named main.pl and accept parameters such as doLogin if they n

Targeting two frames from one CGI

2003-06-08 Thread Greenhalgh David
Hi all, Searched the archives for an answer to this, but nothing seems to answer the right question. My basic page has three frames. The top frame contains global navigation and never changes. The left frame (side.html, name=leftFrame) contains a "console" for want of a better word. The main