check this article first:

http://www.aplus.co.yu/web-dev/insert-html...ther-html-page/

demo page:

http://intranation.com/test-cases/object-vs-iframe/


HERE IS IT:

I'm interested bout this method and try it, yes, is successful.

then, i try a lil further by trying to at link which the target will be at the <object> thing. So, i try the iframe style by naming the <object> a name, eg.

note that the bold text is not by the source, i add in by myself

then i at a text hyperlink on the mainpage, and target it to the "loadhere" , so i test it, IE does not recognise this but open a new window, then i test in Firefox, firefox recognise the action and load it into the "loadhere"

so any solution to the IE? to make the code crossbrowser friendly

thanks.

or actually this is an illegal function?

This post has been edited by jayhan: Dec 15 2006, 11:49 AM

I got the problem now.. will update you soon. Pretty challenging

This post has been edited by onscreen: Dec 15 2006, 01:31 PM

Ha jay, dont laugh at what i have done. To me it works if you you use DIV tags for the links but.. oh well.. i am not ashame to share my findings :


just replace the .html to your ones. Have fun..


Replace the 1 to ! due to posting restriction.

I am going for further readings about this technique and hopefully it might come out a proper IE linking workaround.

This post has been edited by onscreen: Dec 15 2006, 02:56 PM

wow, thanks very much for the solution, very helpful indeed

edit: tried, and it works

lolz, looks like doing ajax-like stuff, cool

This post has been edited by jayhan: Dec 15 2006, 11:59 PM

Ahh glad it works for you

anyway..late reply here.. my laptop and my computer graphics card died at the same time.. thats why