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    Hello, I have to design a web page for my class, and I am trying to have the same song play throughout the website. I am using frames, but for some reason, the frameset disappears when I click a link in a drop down menu. How can I fix this? I use Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 if that helps.

    The code as it stands is:
    <frameset rows="380*,5*" cols="*" frameborder="no">
    <frame src="Welcome.html" name="Welcome" scrolling="auto" />
    <frame src="background.html" name="bg" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" noresize id="bg" />
    </frameset>

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    the frameset disappears when I click a link in a drop down menu.
    What's the code to your dropdown menu? Are you setting a target?

    I use Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 if that helps.
    No, that usually doesn't help.

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    <form action="" method="get" name=form1>
    <select class=dropdownmenu
    onChange="MM_jumpMenu('parent',this,0)" name=menu1>
    <option
    value=# selected>----------Album Select----------</option>
    <option
    value="Bobo.html">Honkin on Bobo</option>
    <option value="#">-------------------</option>
    <option
    value="Grip.html">Get a Grip</option>
    <option value="#">-------------------</option>
    <option
    value="Play.html">Just Push Play</option>
    <option value="#">-------------------</option>
    <option
    value="Permanent Vacation.html">Permanent Vacation</option>
    <option value="#">-------------------</option>
    <option
    value="Pump.html">Pump</option>
    <option value="#">-------------------</option>
    <option
    value="Nine Lives.html">Nine Lives</option>
    </select>
    </form>

    and the javascript for it is:
    <script type="text/JavaScript">
    <!--
    function MM_jumpMenu(targ,selObj,restore){ //v3.0
    eval(targ+".location='"+selObj.options[selObj.selectedIndex].value+"'");
    if (restore) selObj.selectedIndex=0;
    }
    //-->
    </script>

    Also, I said I was using Dreamweaver incase that was the problem....

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    Please use the [code] tags when adding code to your post.

    Read this article for how you should be setting up the select field.


    Also, I said I was using Dreamweaver incase that was the problem....
    I know...
    I was just no-so-subtely stating my opinion on WYSIWYG editors

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    What is "WYSIWYG"? Also, that helps alot!! Thanks so much, I was getting a headache trying to figure it out!

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    What is "WYSIWYG"?
    What You See Is What You Get

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    Ah, I'm still confused as to what you meant, but now I have a new acronym!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rau J View Post
    Ah, I'm still confused as to what you meant, but now I have a new acronym!
    lol. WYSIWYG is just the general term for source editors like Dreamweaver. I, personally, don't like them because I think they lead to lazy coding and other compatibility issues. I shouldn't have said anything. Sorry about that.

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    WYSIWYG have programs, and javascript made ones. You can view one in what your typing to reply to my message. Here is also an example of one:
    http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...iwyg/index.htm
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