I have a webpage right that has a basic frameset. The top frame loads one of my own scripts (say, test.php) while the bottom frame loads a completely different website (say, google.com). Is there any way to get that same functionality from anything (two different pages on one screen) besides frames (css...?)? I thought about just using PHP (file_get_contents) to get the page and then paste it within a table, but that doesn't show all the images, background images, audio files, etc. Thanks for any help! -Alex
I think AJAX programming has this type of function but I'm not to sure. Why don't you want frames? I was going to say create a page for a frame for google on your site then on the main page you an include google.html function. BUT that's the same as placing it on the page so never mind.
I'm working with clickbank ads (they will show on the bottom) and clickbank won't allow their sites to be shown in frames. Not sure why exactly, probably some security thing. I emailed them for more information, but for now I'm trying to figure out how to redo the site without frames.
I think it meant they won't allow their advertisements to be shown in frames. If you have frames on your webpage that should be fine, just don't place the ad in the frame. Send a message to customer support and ask that exact question.
They also have a thing saying that hoplinks can't be loaded into frames: http://www.clickbank.com/hoplink_faq.html#hoplink_question_10 Unless that's referring to something else?
I have no idea what a hoplink is o.o From what it sounds like iframes are illegal period because it makes the ad display the content of the iframe rather than your website? In this case even if you found a way around iframe I don't think clickbank would appreciate it. Unless it means that you're masking the affiliate link. I.E. Lets say I have an image of angelina jolie and it says look like her! and when you click it, it shows up as your affiliate link which had nothing to do with it. I even googled hoplink click bank sort of made it up, didn't they?
Haha, yeah. 'Hoplink' is just the URL to one of their sites that contains my affiliate link. It would look something like this: http://myusername.sitesusername.hop.clickbank.net/. It looks like they just ban having the actual website open in anything but a top-level window. Which screws with my design horribly. Hmmmmm... I think I'm going to make a new topic now, the subjects changed enough to make this one misleading