Hyperlinks across frames in NS and Opera

[some dude somewhere]

Hi There,

I know (first off) it is almost a sin to use FRAMES, but still I did and in
a very good taste. So.... please bare with me.

To navigate the website I have made hyperlinks like this:

- item 1 printcontent.html#eric1 opening in the mainFrame (another frame
then the navigation frame!)
- item 2 printcontent.html#eric2 sliding down to #eric2 point
- item 3 etc.

This works brilliantly in IE. But in NS and Opera....... it doesn't!

So have I done all this work for nothing or is there something I overlooked.
Or a script/code fix of some kind?

Please help me (I beg you)

Eric

 

[William Tasso]

...
I know (first off) it is almost a sin to use FRAMES,

that's a good start

but still I did

there's no abuse like self-abuse.

...
Please help me (I beg you)

impossible without a URL, but in general: have you ensured that your markup
is not triggering any browser bugs or in-built error handling?

 

[some dude somewhere]

Dear William:

impossible without a URL, ...

So you mean: http://www.website.com/printcontent.html#eric1 (target:
mainFrame)???

but in general: have you ensured that your markup is not triggering any

browser bugs or in-built error handling?
Not sure what you mean with this??


Eric

 

[William Tasso]

Not sure what you mean with this??

start here: http://validator.w3.org

I see you have enquired about DocTypes in another thread - you will need one
of those.

 

[some dude somewhere]

It seems that a single page html tag structure doesn't work in Mozilla or
Opera!
So forget my remarks on crossframe and stuff. It doesn't work at all!

What is so different between IE and NS/Mozilla when creating a FAQ
structure!!?

Eric