Httml (Website coding)

[Jonbo]

Website coding


Hey guys just wondering how do u like get your website/layout to just refresh the main content box instead of the hole main layout e.g. Habbox.com / Clubhabbo.net

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[Recursion]

iFrames my good friend ;)

[L?KE]

Or ajax ;)

[Flisker]

Or if its for a radio do it like habbox and use a frameset xD

[Jonbo]

tar buthow u use is it download?

[Excellent2]

Preferred method: iFrames, but as L?KE said you could use Ajax in a div.

[Cushioned]

tar buthow u use is it download?

It's an html code :P

<iframe id="main" name="main" src="home.html" frameborder="0" height="100" width="100" iframe>

That's pretty basic. Find javascript code for expandable one :)

[H0BJ0B]

iframes are the HTML way to do it.

You can also use PHP Includes.

[Cushioned]

iframes are the HTML way to do it.

You can also use PHP Includes.

Very true! :)
Although, if he thought iFrames were a download don't think he'll have any idea of those :P

[BuaxDesigns]

iframes are the HTML way to do it.

You can also use PHP Includes.
Hmm, I can't quite remember, but I'm pretty sure you can't replace iFrames with PHP includes, but theirs a thing in the back of my head saying that you can and I read about it, sorry if I'm mistaken, but I don't know.

But the most commen way is iFrames because it's much easier then ajax.

[Meti]

Iframe is what you're looking for ;)

[MrCraig]

PHP includes would mean you would have to refresh the whole page lol ;p

Ye use iframes, AJAX too complicated for beginners.

[Jonbo]

thx its 4 my layout :)

[MrCraig]

thx its 4 my layout :)

Omg and here i was thinking it was for your car :P
Om.

GL :)

[iUnknown]

iFrames my good friend ;)

They are not owned by Apple, so they do not have a capital letter after the 'i'. It is iframes, not iFrames.

I would suggest using iframes for this, that's how sites like "clubhabbo" do it.

No, you do not download anything. It's a feature in HTML which is a frame that loads another page, I believe Cushioned supplied a code that looks perfectly fine earlier in the thread:

<iframe id="main" name="main" src="home.html" frameborder="0" height="100" width="100" iframe>

[Excellent2]

Use this:

<iframe src="home.htm" name="main" width="100" width="100" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"> </iframe>

[craigg.]

<iframe id="main" name="main" src="home.html" frameborder="0" height="100" width="100" iframe>

Is that valid? The last time I used iframes you had to close the tag since its HTML. e.g:
<iframe id="main" name="main" src="home.html" frameborder="0" height="100" width="100"></iframe>

I havent used iframes in a while so this is a genuine question.

[Cushioned]

Is that valid? The last time I used iframes you had to close the tag since its HTML. e.g:
<iframe id="main" name="main" src="home.html" frameborder="0" height="100" width="100"></iframe>

I havent used iframes in a while so this is a genuine question.

I don't think so. Maybe. I don't :P

[Johno]

Is that valid? The last time I used iframes you had to close the tag since its HTML. e.g:
<iframe id="main" name="main" src="home.html" frameborder="0" height="100" width="100"></iframe>

I havent used iframes in a while so this is a genuine question.

I'm pretty certain that your way, is the valid way. When I used iframes, that was always how I done it and I am pretty sure you need the closing tag (You used to put a message between the starting and closing tag for people who's browsers didn't support iframes)

So yeah lol :)

[Cushioned]

Oh lol. I wasn't even paying much attention, I actually do use </iframe> :)

Just looked at my recent codes and realized I do :P

[L?KE]

PHP includes would mean you would have to refresh the whole page lol ;p

Ye use iframes, AJAX too complicated for beginners.

That wasn't all that funny but it made me laugh anyway :D

And yeah was gona say includes althought essentially the same have to have the whole page refresh for them to, whereas iframes do not.

[Blob]

The only way to use PHP includes it to then have AJAX updating the div.

I would say ajax would be easier rather than messing around with the height and that of an iframe.