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[morc]

hi,
i have an html page that when it loads theres an onLoad event called
which calls a function.

now what i want to do is be able to click a link that refreshes the
page but at the time on the refresh it skips the onLoad event.

is this possible?
if it is can somebody please help me.
thanks
-morc

 

[VK]

hi,
i have an html page that when it loads theres an onLoad event called
which calls a function.

now what i want to do is be able to click a link that refreshes the
page but at the time on the refresh it skips the onLoad event.

is this possible?
if it is can somebody please help me.
thanks
-morc

Assuming that same domain session cookies are allowed (a very
reasonnable assumption but still not guaranteed):

function myOnloadFunction() {
if (unescape(document.cookie) != 'Morc was here') {
// blah-blah-blah
document.cookie = escape('Morc was here');
}
}

 

[morc]

thanks. but im not sure thats what im looking for. input appreciated.

I have 2 html files embeded wihtin each other. frameset and content.
would it be possible to refresh content when frameset loads? if so how?

thanks agian
-morc

 

[morc]

to be more specific:
i have index.html, which contains links lets call it link A.

when i click link A, frameset loads up as a <div> whcih also loads
content whcih displays its default content.
when u click a link in the frameset it changes the content (flash
files)

now lets say i were to click link B after that and then return to link
A. content would not be displaying its default content like i want it
too. it displays the previous selection. i need it to display default
content everytime i click link A.

if anyone wants to help but doesnt understand please tell me what you
do not understand an i will explain it to you.
thanks
-morc

 

[Lee]

morc said:

to be more specific:
i have index.html, which contains links lets call it link A.

I, for one, find your description unreadable.
Please have the courtesy to use standard capitalization when
you're asking others to help you.
Thanks

 

[morc]

Alright, I'll try again.

I have a page. Index.html.
On this page to there is a menu with 4 buttons. (4 DIV's).
One of the buttons (call it Link A) when clicked: loads another html
page with in its <div> named frameset.html whcih contains a menu with a
series of links.
Within frameset.html there is another <div> which loads another html
page (content.html) which displays content when a link from frameset is
selected.

My problem:
When I click a link from frameset.html the content is displayed. After
this if I were to click one of the 4 buttons from index.html (link B)
and then click link A again the default content will not be there. It
will display the content fromt he last frameset link i clicked. I want
it to display the default like the first click.
My Question:
I was wondering if there was a way for when i click Link A that
content.html is refreshed thus displaying default content.

thanks hope this was more understandable.
-morc

 

[VK]

Alright, I'll try again.

I have a page. Index.html.
On this page to there is a menu with 4 buttons. (4 DIV's).
One of the buttons (call it Link A) when clicked: loads another html
page with in its <div> named frameset.html whcih contains a menu with a
series of links.
Within frameset.html there is another <div> which loads another html
page (content.html) which displays content when a link from frameset is
selected.

My problem:
When I click a link from frameset.html the content is displayed. After
this if I were to click one of the 4 buttons from index.html (link B)
and then click link A again the default content will not be there. It
will display the content fromt he last frameset link i clicked. I want
it to display the default like the first click.
My Question:
I was wondering if there was a way for when i click Link A that
content.html is refreshed thus displaying default content.

Wow! That seems like really overcomplicated approach - unless frames
are used to get content from another domain and then any advises will
not work.

Otherwise (assuming you *want* to keep it as complicated as it is) you
have to deal eather with cookies (my first advise) or with the link
query part like <a href="frameset.html?default.html"> and read the
query part to set the content.

Something like that... Really hate frames, sorry... Someone may come
with a more detailed solution.