I have started to use DWmx for the first time (it's the first time I'm making a website, its for a charity called Give a Chance).

My basic setup is a Left frame (with NavBar), top frame with header and a main page frame where all info is shown when a button on the NavBar is pressed.

Could anyone kindly advise me on how to make the nav bar change for each new page that is created. All I want it to do is for example when a button is pressed on the NavBar my page is shown in the Main frame but now I want the NavBar to show the sub-menus. E.G.Press 'About Us' button--> loads About us page---> User can now press 'Who are we' button.

I would appreciate any help.Thanks

Hello nipplypipply (nice name btw <img src=../images/dmxzone/forum/icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

if you want different sub-menus for each subsection, why not get rid of frames altogethers (as they are a hassle and are not normally recommended or used by professionals) and just make normal single pages for each section with its corresponding submenus for each page?

hope it helps, keep posting... <img src=../images/dmxzone/forum/icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

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I have started to use DWmx for the first time (it's the first time I'm making a website, its for a charity called Give a Chance).

My basic setup is a Left frame (with NavBar), top frame with header and a main page frame where all info is shown when a button on the NavBar is pressed.

Could anyone kindly advise me on how to make the nav bar change for each new page that is created. All I want it to do is for example when a button is pressed on the NavBar my page is shown in the Main frame but now I want the NavBar to show the sub-menus. E.G.Press 'About Us' button--&gt; loads About us page---&gt; User can now press 'Who are we' button.

I would appreciate any help.Thanks
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Julio

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I agree with poolio, frames are an outdates hassle, especially if you or one of your users wants to print the information contained within the frames.
Any way if you do decide to go through with it and use frames the solution you're looking for is to create a frameset which includes your left and main frame. Whenever you click on lets say "Who are we?" you would then load a new frameset which includes the left frame (with submenus) and main frame once again. This means you would have to create a frameset for every option on your navbar. Or you could find some code for a collapsible menu which is also a good option.

If you think it sounds confusing, you're right it is, that why we don't use frames anymore.

Hope this helps

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