This isn't really a radiant problem, but maybe one of you can help
me. I have been forced to use iframes because the client wants music
on the site. Now he wants links to specific pages, which of course
poses a problem. Does anyone know how to generate a link directly to
a specific page wit
On 29/05/07 05:48 AM, Keith Bingman was heard to say:
> This isn't really a radiant problem, but maybe one of you can help
> me. I have been forced to use iframes because the client wants music
> on the site. Now he wants links to specific pages, which of course
> poses a problem. Does anyone
Yes. That is clear. I am trying to link directly to a page with an
iFrame from an external link. Basically a bookmark. I think I know
how to do it, but thought I see if there was something I was
overlooking. Doesn't seem to be.
Keith Bingman
Tel: +49-7731-79838380
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Keith Bingman wrote:
> Yes. That is clear. I am trying to link directly to a page with an
> iFrame from an external link. Basically a bookmark. I think I know
> how to do it, but thought I see if there was something I was
> overlooking. Doesn't seem to be.
I understand. I would probably use
This is what I was thinking of doing, though perhaps as a Virtual
page. My Ruby is better than my javascript... But I will give it a
thought. Thanks!
Keith Bingman
Tel: +49-7731-79838380
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://keithbingman.com
On May 29, 2007, at 4:47 PM, Oliver Baltzer wrote:
> Keith
Basically, it sounds to me as if you are trying to load a page which
contains an iFrame, and then programmatically direct that iFrame to
load a different source than its default. If I were doing it in PHP
(sorry) I would script the iFrame to load a sanitized version of a
querystring variable. M
Yes, this is exactly what I am trying to do.
My basic plan at the moment is to make a Virtual Page type for the
mian pae (with the iFrame) and grab the query string. Then I can just
reset the source of the iFrame or redirect the page. Hopefully, that
will work.
You guys have helped a lot, I
