matthewralston
Mar 2nd, 2001, 03:34 PM
Hi all!
I've been doing a site for my college... in the frames page for it one of the frames has a link like:<frame src="/main.php?page=home.html&image=home">This main.php is like a template page that has a header and footer and includes home.html into the center of the page. (The image bit tells it what title graphic to use at the top of the page).
This works fine in all browsers, except Netscape 6 (for the Mac & PC). In NS6 it complains that it can't include the file "home.html&á`'" (and a few other mad random characters - i'm typing this from memory...I'll correct this post later)... when I inspect the $page & $image variables the $image one is completely empty and the $page one contains the page name with all the funny characters as I just quoted.
Anybody know what the fudge is going on...? And is there a nice workaround?
I've been doing a site for my college... in the frames page for it one of the frames has a link like:<frame src="/main.php?page=home.html&image=home">This main.php is like a template page that has a header and footer and includes home.html into the center of the page. (The image bit tells it what title graphic to use at the top of the page).
This works fine in all browsers, except Netscape 6 (for the Mac & PC). In NS6 it complains that it can't include the file "home.html&á`'" (and a few other mad random characters - i'm typing this from memory...I'll correct this post later)... when I inspect the $page & $image variables the $image one is completely empty and the $page one contains the page name with all the funny characters as I just quoted.
Anybody know what the fudge is going on...? And is there a nice workaround?