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December 10th, 2002, 12:44 PM
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Loading functions
I have a page with an iframe. The URL of the page is in a variable who gets the URL-string from a DB.
Is it possible to call the get_url-function after everything else: I open the page, everything is loading except the iframe, and when that is done and I can read the content, the iframe loads. Maybe I should use javascript..?
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December 10th, 2002, 03:06 PM
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So you just want an i-frame populated based on a parameter passed in the URL?
Just run your query based on the parameter, and then put that value into the iframe. If you want it to change dynamically without reloading the page, that isn't possible with php, you'll have to use something client side (java, jscript, vbscript).
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