Re: PHP & FRAMES Question

Richard, Thanks. I missed that completely. Miles At 09:47 AM 11/15/01 -0800, Richard S. Crawford wrote:

Try: printf("<a href=\"%s?member_id=%s\" target=\"sub_detl\">%s</a>\n",$target_url, $myrow["member_id"],$myrow["member_id"]); The target attribute must be outside of the quotes which contain the URL string, as such: < a href="http://my.url.com" target="my_frame" >blah< /a > The way you had it rendered the link as: < a href="http://my.ur.com target=my_fame" >blah< /a > which won't work. At 09:41 AM 11/15/2001, you wrote:

This has probably been dealt with before, but I'm unable to get my link to open in the target frame, it always opens in the same frame. This line of code: printf("<a href=\" %s?member_id=%s target=sub_detl \" > %s </a> \n", $target_url, $myrow["member_id"], $myrow["member_id"]); typically expands, when the mouse pointer is placed over it, to: http://hostname/sitename/adm_sub_dtl.php?member_id=T0003 target=sub_detl This is the code for the page which creates the framesets .. I don't see any mysteries here, and it appears syntactically correct. Any suggestions will be welcome - Miles Thompson

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