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monju
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 Posted - 27 Aug 2003 : 19:16:50
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Hi,
I am very new to HTML and is probably the reason that I love Dynamic HTML Editor.
I have two questions and hope you are able to assist.
1. I have a image called link which when clicked unhides up a Text label containing various name for example Microsoft.
What I am trying to do is when anyone clicks on Microsoft a new windows will open up and will take you stright to www.microsoft.com
I have tried various options listed in the properties e.g. crete link, href, etc. but without any success. Any suggestions??
2. The second query is for all of my images, such as Home, About, Links, I have events. When I click on the appropriate image it hides all other Text Labels except for the one that it relates to.
I thus have labels stacked on one another at the same location with visible value of false.
My question is that is it possible to have separate files containing the Text Labels and then somehow link it to the appropriate image???
Please remember I am a newbie and prefer to do as little hard-coding as possible and please excuse the silly questions.
I look forward to your advise.
By the way I love Dynamic HTML Editor HTML Editor - It has saved me from the steep learning curve.
Thanks
Monju[2 ?:-|] |
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Posted - 28 Aug 2003 : 10:07:46
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Welcome Monju!!!!
s.dav will reply 2 you asap ! |
Ciao Ciao De.  |
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Pelle
Super User
Italy
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Posted - 29 Aug 2003 : 08:13:35
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| Welcome Monju!!!! |
Pelle. |
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s.dav
Site Admin
Italy
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Posted - 29 Aug 2003 : 14:04:23
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Hello monju,
For the first question the aswer is very simple:
Simply edit the label containing the word Microsoft; in the label editor select Microsoft and put in the HREF field 'http://www.microsoft.com' and in the Target field choice '_new'.
Then press the Create Link button.
You can also underline this text saying that there is a link there.
Unfortunately i've not understand your second question; perhaps i need a example...
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monju
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Posted - 31 Aug 2003 : 16:15:37
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Hi s.dav!!
Thanks for replying.
I got the first bit working with your help.
I must have dozed off when I wrote the next bit [3 :-z]
I hope I will be able to make it clear here.
I have pictures on my page called
Home
Links
I also have labels called
HomeLabel
LinksLabel
on the same screen
I have placed these labels are on top of each other.
Their properties are Visible = False
Now when I click on the picture called Home
the event in the properties of the picture called home says to
hide the label called LinksLabel
unhide the label called HomeLabel
Similarly,
when I click on the picture called Links
the event in the properties of the picture called Links says to
hide the label called HomeLabel
unhide the label called LinksLabel
Now these labels as I mentioned are on top of each other on the same page as the picture.
My question was is there any way to place the labels on a separate page for example Home.htm and Page.htm
then when I click on the picture it opens the Home.htm and places it in the appropriate location.
I hope I have been able to explain.
Please ask me again if you haven't.
I will be happy to re-phrase.
Thanks.
Monju
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s.dav
Site Admin
Italy
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Posted - 01 Sep 2003 : 08:58:06
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ok, now i've understand.
There are anothers 2 methods of do that but i think the best is using editor:
1- if you have a server that support dynamic page
(.asp,.php,.cfm,.jsp) you can include the code you need in another file; in the editor create an HTML object and put into appropriate instruction for inclusion (ex. for asp:
<!-- #INCLUDE FILE="inc_rpanel.asp" -->
this istruction say:'include inc_rpanel.asp into this file')
2- you can create a js file that create menu dynamically, so you must know dynamic HTML very well (note that all browsers are different :-()
For these methods you must work by hand ;-)
You can also position elements where you want and then edit the 'onload' event of your page moving them in the right position...
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Regards, Davide |
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monju
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Posted - 02 Sep 2003 : 18:57:32
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Thanks heaps s.dav
Appreciate response provided.
Take care.
Monju |
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How to click on text within label to point to url
