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Originally Posted by ukgeoff
You have obviously created quite a complex frame structure. Usually the frame structure doesn't change from page to page, just the elements that are in the various frames.
Can you not select a frame that is always there and place the necessary JavaScript in that?
Alternative add another frame that will always be there.
What are you using to produce your pages and frame structure?
Do you know how to call functions in one frame from within another frame?
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Hi Geoff, maybe you can have a peek at my site
http://www.mandalapagina.org/1024index.htm so it's easier for me to explain. (It's in dutch, but I'll translate,if necessary).
This side is meant to be for multiple purpose: 1) A review for drawing and painting materials; 2) My personal story of my drawings; 3) overview of drawings without the story.
When you enter the site, in the left frame you'll find the main menu, in the top frame navigation and (if available) submenu's, in the right frame the explanation of the topic. (Not every button is working yet).
By clicking on TEKEN- EN SCHILDERMATERIALEN (drawing and painting materials) you'll see buttons appear in the top frame, related to this topic.
Choose KLEURPOTLODEN (colourpencils);WATERVASTE KLEURPOTLODEN;option 5: Prismacolor Premier. You'll see that the top and right frame changes with every click. On this level the topic TEKEN- EN SCHILDERMATERIALEN will meet the storyline..... The (not yet a) link 'mandala's' should bring you back to.....
By clicking DE REIS NAAR BINNEN (journey inside) - maart 2006 (march), please click on the thumbnail on this page, you'll find a short overview of this drawing. From here you'll get the option to travel further, see with which materials this drawing was made, or see other drawings. By clicking the link 'kleurpotloden' (not yet a link) will bring you to the info as explained earlier, but NOW I want to remember that I came from this page, so when I click 'mandala's' in the TEKEN- EN SCHILDERMATERIALEN section, I will come back here.
I hope you'll see my point in choosing something like 'passing variables' to remember where I came from, because more drawings are made by the same drawing-materials.
Regards Hans