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MOOS · 04-13-2006, 12:52 PM

I have a simple idea.

explaining it, wont be so simple.

so.. imagine this..

you have a frameset... and a menu.html on the left.. and a targetpane on the right.

menu.html = 300px for the sake of argument... and the targetpane on the right.. is where all the content you select with the menu on the left, is shown.

So.. you have the following menu links

Parsnips - links to parsnips.html
Carrots - links to carrots.html
Potatoes - inks to potatoes.html

the idea being.. when you click on the parsnips link.. the parsnips page is shown...
BUT... you dont want that page.. instead... you want another page.. that the user cant find...

So.

Simply click Parsnips and load parsnips.html in the targetpane... and.. then.. a small piece of code, that redirects the parsnips.html to ... parnsipshiddenpage.html

and you can do the same to carrots.html and potatoes.html

hope this helps.

04-13-2006, 12:52 PM	#9 (permalink)
MOOS Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 21	I have a simple idea. explaining it, wont be so simple. so.. imagine this.. you have a frameset... and a menu.html on the left.. and a targetpane on the right. menu.html = 300px for the sake of argument... and the targetpane on the right.. is where all the content you select with the menu on the left, is shown. So.. you have the following menu links Parsnips - links to parsnips.html Carrots - links to carrots.html Potatoes - inks to potatoes.html the idea being.. when you click on the parsnips link.. the parsnips page is shown... BUT... you dont want that page.. instead... you want another page.. that the user cant find... So. Simply click Parsnips and load parsnips.html in the targetpane... and.. then.. a small piece of code, that redirects the parsnips.html to ... parnsipshiddenpage.html and you can do the same to carrots.html and potatoes.html hope this helps.