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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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iFrames my good friend ;)
Or ajax ;)
Or if its for a radio do it like habbox and use a frameset xD
tar buthow u use is it download?
Preferred method: iFrames, but as L?KE said you could use Ajax in a div.
It's an html code :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Jonbo
<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 :)
iframes are the HTML way to do it.
You can also use PHP Includes.
Very true! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by H0BJ0B
Although, if he thought iFrames were a download don't think he'll have any idea of those :P
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by H0BJ0B
But the most commen way is iFrames because it's much easier then ajax.
Iframe is what you're looking for ;)
PHP includes would mean you would have to refresh the whole page lol ;p
Ye use iframes, AJAX too complicated for beginners.
thx its 4 my layout :)
Omg and here i was thinking it was for your car :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Jonbo
Om.
GL :)
They are not owned by Apple, so they do not have a capital letter after the 'i'. It is iframes, not iFrames.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Mighty Finder
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>
Use this:
HTML Code:<iframe src="home.htm" name="main" width="100" width="100" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"> </iframe>
Is that valid? The last time I used iframes you had to close the tag since its HTML. e.g:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cushioned
<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 :PQuote:
Originally Posted by craigg.
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)Quote:
Originally Posted by craigg.
So yeah lol :)
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
That wasn't all that funny but it made me laugh anyway :DQuote:
Originally Posted by MrCraig
And yeah was gona say includes althought essentially the same have to have the whole page refresh for them to, whereas iframes do not.
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.