HTML help - multiple links on one anchor?

[Valhalla1]

how can you put two (or more?) links on a single anchor?

 

[Cyph3r]

Why would you want to redirect to 2 places with a single link!? I don't believe the HTML specs allow this..Regards

 

[Feisters]

If I understand correctly, and this is the only way HTML specs will allow, you want several links to take you to the same point (anchor). All you have to do is reuse the anchor name for each link you want to use it with.

 

[Valhalla1]

hrm.. what I was after was when you click one link, one page opens in one frame (a different nav bar on the left) and at the same time another page loads in the right(content) frame. I got around it by linking the one link to another frameset page that loads new pages in the left and right frames. but I was wondering if there was another way, that way I dont have to have 20 seperate frame set pages.

the site I'm working on is for the place I work for : http://ngtsi.ntworks.org

 

[Valhalla1]

ttt

 

[Moonbender]

There is a way to do this with JavaScript (AFAIK not w/o it, though). The only page that describes it I know is in German, but it shouldn't be too hard to figure out.

Have a look at the code examples at http://www.netzwelt.com/selfhtml/teda.htm

 

[Kappo]

Well if you have 2 frames you will have 3 pages total...that is just how the HTML works...and I know that you cannot have two pages open with HTML on the same link...im not a JS expert but just adding the one extra page for the frameset is more than likely the EASIEST way...and if you are just changing the content on the left then you can just link to the right frame.

Actually I just went and looked and it looks like you have it set up right...JUST as an opinion...frames in general blow! I would consider setting up a series of tables (you will also notice that the pages loads faster like that) and setting up a template and changing the content of the page in the middle...once again...IMHO! Makes all your stuff MUCH easier for you and you can trim your code down!