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March 26, 2009
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Update body text or images without using frames

  • March 26, 2009
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Is there a way to update information displayed in the dody section of a specific page without using frames? For example, clicking on a button in the header, footer, or even body will change information displayed in a specific section on the body without changing anything in the header or footer... Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Inspiring
March 26, 2009
You can use javascript to do that, but as Micha says, that can introduce
accessability concerns into your site. DW has a built-in behavior to do
such things (SetText of Container).

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"Matt_O" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Is there a way to update information displayed in the dody section of a
> specific page without using frames? For example, clicking on a button in
> the
> header, footer, or even body will change information displayed in a
> specific
> section on the body without changing anything in the header or footer...
> Any
> help would be greatly appreciated.
>

March 31, 2009
Thanks for the feedback but I'm still having difficulties with this. What would I type into the New HTML window given the file structure indicated below?

http://localhost/Test_Site/index.php ( Home Page )
http://localhost/Test_Site/Contact_Us_Image.php ( image to move into div "mainContent" )

Thank You

Inspiring
March 26, 2009
.oO(Matt_O)

>Is there a way to update information displayed in the dody section of a
>specific page without using frames? For example, clicking on a button in the
>header, footer, or even body will change information displayed in a specific
>section on the body without changing anything in the header or footer... Any
>help would be greatly appreciated.

Can be done, but is usually a bad idea with various usability problems.
Simple, flat pages are still the easiest and most userfriendly way.

Micha