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    Default The page has been framed! :shocked:

    a page with two frames:

    one frame has links. How do you make the links in one frame change the content in the other frame? (without having to refresh/reload the page)
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    If frame two is named "frame2," you would do:
    <a href="foo" target="frame2">Link text</a>
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    oh. That's easy. I really suck hahaha
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    Lol, we've all got to start somewhere.
    Who knows... one day you might be the next Mike
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