Re: Header issues

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Perhaps you can do some juggling to make this work, passing the query to 
the server, then using a client side language to transmit those results to 
the appropriate frame.  Sounds like a big headache to me though.

Martin Austin





John Nichel <john@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
04/05/2005 11:17 AM
 
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        Subject:        Re:  Header issues


Mahmoud Badreddine wrote:
> I have a web-page divided into two frames : "margin" and "main".
> Inside the "margin" frame area, I have a pull-down menu that lists all 
> the tables in my database.
> Upon choosing the appropriate table from the pull-down menu I click a 
> button to display the table.
> I use the Header( ) function.
> This works, except that my tables are displayed in the "margin" area. 
> How can I force it to send to the main area , using the header function.

You can't.  Not using header() at least.  header() happens on the 
server, targeting a frame happens in the client.


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