HELP!!1 I need to name an iFrame!

[Kao]

just lookt at a simplified verison of this:

				<a href="links.html">Links</a>
			</font></center>
		</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>            
		<td valign="top">
		<img src="main/spacer.gif" alt="" width="100%" height="6"><br>
<!---------- New material goes BELOW this line --------------->

<iframe frameborder="1" name="iFrame" src="flag_page.html" width="100%" height="420"></iframe>

<!---------- New material goes ABOVE this line --------------->

How can I make it so that the Links page will open up in the iFrame window? I've tried all that I can think of and it's not working!!!

 

[ProdigiousLucidOsprey]

try <a href="url" target="iframe">

 

[Hot Action Akule]

seks me lucid?

 

[Kao]

Bah, I've tried it, and well it doesn't work. No matter what I do in the <Target> Tag, even if I go Target="_iFrame", it won't work. Argh...

 

[ProdigiousLucidOsprey]

There is no target tag. Target is an attribute, that goes in the <a> tag. Also it is case sensitive. Whatever you do though, the 'target' value has to be the same as the 'name' value you placed in the <iframe> tag.

 

[Kao]

Then how can I make the link load a page in an iFrame?

 

[Hot Action Akule]

Edit: found that it doesnt work >.<

 

[ProdigiousLucidOsprey]

It does work, and Kao.... dude your clueless.

 

[Kao]

Then can you give the code for me to target it? If I am correct, it's just like a Frameset, with a Name. Then when you have a Nav bar and target it, it would load in the new page. But this iFrame stuff is a little weird. What would you do to make it work?

 

[Hot Action Akule]

(lucid was talking about my idea)

And yeah that does work (what lucid said)

http://www.invano.com/?html:iFramesTargeting

that goes into a little detail as well.

 

[ProdigiousLucidOsprey]

http://www.cold-xero.com/v1/loader.html

 

[Kao]

Well thanks for the hep...