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Using tables instead of frames
Posted 18 Feb 2003 22:39:37
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18 Feb 2003 22:39:37 michael conti posted:
Is there a behavior or extension that enables a table to execute frame-like behavior? For instance, if I clicked on a column or row within a table, and wanted it to link to another page? How would I do that? Replies
Replied 19 Feb 2003 00:14:49
19 Feb 2003 00:14:49 Dave Thomas replied:
Use an <IFrame> tag in the table cell to achieve this.
Obviously theres more to it than that, but thats where you wanna start
Regards,
Dave
UD4 | Flash 5 | SQL | Access | ASP/VBScript | XP-Pro
Obviously theres more to it than that, but thats where you wanna start
Regards,
Dave
UD4 | Flash 5 | SQL | Access | ASP/VBScript | XP-Pro
Replied 19 Feb 2003 01:08:44
19 Feb 2003 01:08:44 james crellin replied:
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Use an <IFrame> tag in the table cell to achieve this.
Obviously theres more to it than that, but thats where you wanna start
Regards,
Dave
UD4 | Flash 5 | SQL | Access | ASP/VBScript | XP-Pro
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I am going to try and figure it out, but can you expand on that.
Use an <IFrame> tag in the table cell to achieve this.
Obviously theres more to it than that, but thats where you wanna start
Regards,
Dave
UD4 | Flash 5 | SQL | Access | ASP/VBScript | XP-Pro
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I am going to try and figure it out, but can you expand on that.