HELP on HTML

[Lakshmipathi]

I need a html simple codes.(i tried to write myself , but not get it correctly)

The page has three parts .

1 part will have site logo.
2 part will have links
3 part will display the contents when u lick on the links from part 2.

i'm trying this with iframes and frameset - is that correct
way to follow?

Any help on coding part?

------------------------------------------------
Part -1 || part 2
||
LOGO || Links -1 Link-2
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Display content based on link clicked from part-2



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[RobinVossen]

If you have problems with HTML try using Firebug / Bluefish to make it

[safernetworks]

Try this for size...it's PHP, and very simple to follow
Remember to save your file as filename.php instead of filename.htm

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 <?php
 
$topLink[0] ="Main Links";
$topLink[1] ="Second links";
$topLink[2] ="Third Links";
 
$subLink[0][0] = "Main Link 1";
$subLink[0][1] = "Main Link 2";
$subLink[1][0] = "Second Link 1";
$subLink[1][1] = "Second Link 2";
$subLink[2][0] = "Third Link 1";
$subLink[2][1] = "Third Link 2";
 
$urlLink[0][0] = "http://googlemail.com";
$urlLink[0][1] = "http://hotmail.com";
$urlLink[1][0] = "http://safernetworks.com/whcookie/";
$urlLink[1][1] = "http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-programming-scripting/129423-php-anti-linkbucks-your-site.html";
$urlLink[2][0] = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; //refer back to self...
$urlLink[2][1] = "http://yahoo.com";
 
echo "<div align=left>";
//build the top menu
for ($i=0;$i<count($topLink);$i==){
    echo "[<a href='dummy.php?P=".$i."'>".$topLink[$i]."</a>]";
}
echo "</div>\n<div>";
echo "<img src='img/logo.jpg' width=180 height=60 border=0>";
$CurP = 0+$_REQUEST['P']; //doesnt matter if POST or GET, get what menu item the user selected
//create second set of links...
for ($i=0;$i<count($subLink[$curP]);$i==){
    echo "[<a href='".$urlLink[$curP][$i]."'>".$subLink[$curP][$i]."</a>]";
}
echo "</div>\n";
 
/*
IMPORTANT!
 
on some systems the $CurP wont be set if you only assign
$CurP = $_REQUEST['P'] or it comes in as value = ''
Instead we force it to 0 + value and it leaves it as 0 if nothing was passed.
This way you dont have to check
if (($_REQUEST['P']!='') OR ($_REQUEST['P']==0))
but only the actual integer value
 
*/
 
 
?>  

[tulcod]

there are two methods. you can use frames or something like that - which are obviously disgusting. or you can refresh the entire screen and use GET values or something like that to retrieve pages dynamically. In fact, what you really want to do is make your entire site except the contents of "part 3" just a template, and then dynamically fetch the part 3 contents using a database or files (be really really careful about your security though)