Re: HTML_Page (or Page2) and framesets
| From: | Klaus Guenther | Date: | Thu, 24 Jun 2004 17:23:36 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: HTML_Page (or Page2) and framesets | ||
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Klaus Guenther wrote:
Matte Edens wrote:Check out CVS. There is an example in there, too. Klausoff the top of my head couldn't there be something like this (until there's an HTML_Frameset package) ... $frameset = $page->createFrameset(array $attributes); $frameset->addFrame(array $attributes); $page->addBodyContent('To view this page properly, your browser must support framesets.'); $page->addFrameset($frameset);Today I'll try to write HTML_Page2_Frameset, an instance of which will be located at $page->frameset, and it can be nested at will.