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Enricko Chivaldory
I'm going to assume that you're doing this in a controlled environment,
because what you're proposing is not suitable for the general web.
It is. Your problem (if I understand you correctly) is that SCRIPT
elements are not permitted as children of FRAMESET elements, or you
could just have written
This example is completely untested, and I'm only using two frames, but
the rest should be straight-forward.
Finally, I'm not sure that selecting pages from a fragment identifier is
a wise thing to do. Why don't you just pass the page name in the query
string? That would allow you to create this document on the server, and
eliminate the need for client side scripting altogether.
because what you're proposing is not suitable for the general web.
It is. Your problem (if I understand you correctly) is that SCRIPT
elements are not permitted as children of FRAMESET elements, or you
could just have written
This example is completely untested, and I'm only using two frames, but
the rest should be straight-forward.
Finally, I'm not sure that selecting pages from a fragment identifier is
a wise thing to do. Why don't you just pass the page name in the query
string? That would allow you to create this document on the server, and
eliminate the need for client side scripting altogether.