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MrHelpMe
Hello experts,
Using asp with javascript and after reading many articles I found that
1 way to hide url is to use frames. However, my application has a
form in which the user enter's values and clicks submit. I email is
then submitted to an individual the user selects. In that email there
is a link. I have 2 questions.
1)how do I hide the information that is shown when the user hover's
over the link in the email?
using Cdots this is the variable that holds the link. How do I modify
this so that if users hovers, they don't see the query variables.
2)I loose my frames portion when the users clicks on the link and is
directed to a page with a query string. However I have found some
code to try and work with this but it is not working. Maybe someone
could help me change/modify this code to work.
Here is my frame page
Here is the portion of the code that I am supposed to add to the page
that the email link is directing too
When I click on the email link and it links to the page I still see
the url querystring attributes and I do not see my frames(banner1.asp
and test2.asp). Is there any way to modify this so it works and calls
both frames. Thanks experts.
Here is the email link that I took the code from
http://www.greggriffiths.org/webdev/clientside/javascript/framemanager/
Using asp with javascript and after reading many articles I found that
1 way to hide url is to use frames. However, my application has a
form in which the user enter's values and clicks submit. I email is
then submitted to an individual the user selects. In that email there
is a link. I have 2 questions.
1)how do I hide the information that is shown when the user hover's
over the link in the email?
using Cdots this is the variable that holds the link. How do I modify
this so that if users hovers, they don't see the query variables.
Code:
URL = "<a href=" & "http://localhost/page1.asp?UserID=" & LastID & "&"
& "HardwareID=" & HardwareID & ">" & "Click Here" & "</a>"2)I loose my frames portion when the users clicks on the link and is
directed to a page with a query string. However I have found some
code to try and work with this but it is not working. Maybe someone
could help me change/modify this code to work.
Here is my frame page
Code:
<script language="Javascript">
var thatframe = 'test2.asp'
if (location.search)
{
var thatframe =
(location.search.substring(1,location.search.length))
}
var frameset = '<FRAMESET ROWS="93,*">'+'<FRAME NAME="thisframe" SRC="/
banner1.asp" MARGINHEIGHT=0 MARGINWIDTH=0 FRAMEBORDER=0 SCROLLING=NO
NORESIZE>'
+'<FRAMESET COLS="100%">'+'<FRAME NAME="thatframe" SRC= "'+ thatframe
+'" MARGINHEIGHT=0 MARGINWIDTH=0 FRAMEBORDER=0 SCROLLING=AUTO
NORESIZE>'
+'</FRAMESET>'
document.write(frameset)
</script>
<HTML>Here is the portion of the code that I am supposed to add to the page
that the email link is directing too
Code:
{
window.location = frame_builder +'?'+ window.location.pathname
}the url querystring attributes and I do not see my frames(banner1.asp
and test2.asp). Is there any way to modify this so it works and calls
both frames. Thanks experts.
Here is the email link that I took the code from
http://www.greggriffiths.org/webdev/clientside/javascript/framemanager/
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