src=url does it have to be (ftp,http,file...) can it be scr="<html> whoohwoo </html>"
Lets say one wants to design a web page top = html_function(x) side = html_function(y) main= html_function(z) <html> <frame set .....> <frame src=top> <frame src=side> <frame src=main> </frameset> </html> Now I the src tag expects a registered url type, but is there a type that allows parsing of text. I know I could pass the parameter through <frame src=top?x> But this is a far less elegant solution when dealing with lots of parameters Or maybe I should get some sleep :) Chris
This seems to be yet another reason not to use frames. If you put the parts in a table instead, I think you can fill the cells with <dtml-var "html_function(x)">. This is not only neater, as an added benefit you get rid of all the bad things and ugliness associated with frames. ----- Original Message ----- From: "chrisf" <chrisf@fagmed.uit.no> To: <zope@zope.org> Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 9:39 AM Subject: [Zope] src=url does it have to be (ftp,http,file...) can it be scr="<html> whoohwoo </html>"
Lets say one wants to design a web page
top = html_function(x) side = html_function(y) main= html_function(z)
<html> <frame set .....> <frame src=top> <frame src=side> <frame src=main> </frameset> </html>
Now I the src tag expects a registered url type, but is there a type that allows parsing of text. I know I could pass the parameter through <frame src=top?x> But this is a far less elegant solution when dealing with lots of parameters Or maybe I should get some sleep :)
Chris
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