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Help - PLEASE HELP ME...Function on clik to display page on diferent frame

 
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Hello,
I am a begginer on java scripts, and I do not know much about them, but if anyone could please try to help me, please....
my problem is the following:
I have my site made in 2 frames.
So, the top Frame is a navigation bar with link and submenus like a cascade menu.
My problem is that when you click on a link in a Sub menu, the page will apear in a new page, and the top frame disapears.
What I want Is that when you click on an link on the top frame, the linked page apears on the bottom frame, and keeps the top frame always there.
This is the script:
function clic() { // g.ripoll le parent location pose des pbs dans le cas de maporama // les liens vont eval"<"."delay = setTimeout"<".\"parent.document.location = links"<"." + this.no + "]"<"." + this.page + "]\",10)"); }

Can Someone tell me what do I have to change so that the links displayed as I explained???
Thank you very much
P.S - I am desperate!
[ October 10, 2002: Message edited by: Cristina Proenca ]
 
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Cristina
JavaScript is not Java.
I'm going to move this to the HTML and JavaScript forum.
 
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