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Re: Framed module
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From: <jec...@ca...> - 2002-12-18 17:48:57
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Another thing I forgot : if I redirect the output of my cgi script into=
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temp.html file, and then I look at that file with IE, everything is fin=
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too....
Jean-Francois
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jec...@ca... wrote ..
> Hi everyone.
> I'm trying to build my interface for a new module. My only prob=
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> that Webmin doesn't seem to let me create frames and framesets.
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> Anyone knows if it's possible using Webmin 0.92?
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> Using Perl, this is my code:
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> do '../web-lib.pl';
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> print "<HTML>\n";
> print "<HEAD>\n";
> print "<TITLE>A Basic Example of Frames</TITLE>\n";
> print "</HEAD>\n";
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> print "<FRAMESET ROWS=3D\"75%, *\" COLS=3D\"*, 40%\">\n";
> print "<FRAME SRC=3D\"page_that_exist.html\">\n";
> print "<FRAME SRC=3D\"page_that_exist.html\">\n";
> print "</FRAMESET>\n";
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> print "</HTML>\n";
That should work .. in fact, if you look at caldera/index.cgi under the=
webmin root directory (which is used by the Caldera theme), you can see=
that
it uses frames as well.
What does the browser display when you access your CGI program?
- Jamie
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