On my site, I have three frames, in columns. Let's call them A, B and C. By default, my home page shows this frameset as A + B + C. However, I want to provide a DIRECT link to my site with the combination A + B1 + C, with B1 being frame B displaying another page. Is it possible to give a direct link, or do I have to create a page with the frameset A + B1 + C in order to do this? Sorry if this sounds confusing... I'm not very sure of the technical terms, because I kinda picked up HTML myself. Will clarify if my any part of my description is unclear D: Thanks so much for help of any form!
I don't think you can do this using plain HTML alone. You can do this with a little bit of Javascripting though. http://www.webmasterworld.com/javascript/3859957.htm
Aww... was kind of looking for a direct link so that I can share it on media like Facebook, hahaha! But ah well, looks like I've got to make a whole new frameset altogether, haha. Thanks for the Java code though! Will come in handy in other ways, definitely
Ehh! There is? What's... the difference? Is Java like an application, while... Javascript is used to script it? Sorry, I'm such a noob... D: *hides in corner*
They're completely different languages that happen to have similar names (Javascript kinda stole Java's name in hopes of having some of Java's success rub off on it). Java is a stand-alone application and Javascript is a scripting language that runs inside your browser.
Javascript kinda stole Java's name in hopes of having some of Java's success rub off on it ^ Well, they did have me there for awhile ¬_¬ Alright, learn something new everyday! Thanks so much for the clarification