(resolved) Making a webpage in Microsoft Word 2000 (Hyperlink question)

[Adriaan]

Hello,

I'm writing a simple internetpage in Microsoft-Word-2000 but i have one problem.
I can make a single hyperlink verry easy, but how can i make a hyperlink that loads 3 different sites in three frames with only one link to click on ???

when you click on hyperlink1 : frame 1 must load page1.html and frame2 must load page2.html and frame3 must load page3.html.

Can someone please help me with this ?????

Thanks

[mendhak]

When making the hyperlink, click on the Target Frame... button.

Why you're using MS Word to make a webpage though, escapes me completely.

[Adriaan]

I'm using MS Word becouse i dont have anny other program for writing a wesite at the moment. And i'm new in this, so i dont understand the (few) programs which i have seen.

You wrote :
"When making the hyperlink, click on the Target Frame... button."

I know this.
Make a hyperlink, and select the frame in which the link must be loaded.

But, the problem is :
When i click on the hyperlink, there must be loaded 3 sites in 3 different frames with only clicking on one link. (so it must be a triple-hyperlink).

[tr333]

notepad is a better web-designer than M$Word...

[Acidic]

You'll have to use JavaScript. Make the hyperlink run a function:

<a href="javascript:openLinks()">text</a>

Then make a JS function to change the source of 3 frames.

And yes, NotePad is a better editor than Word, you could at least use jEdit, which is free. You'll have to learn (X)HTML though, might as well learn some JS while you're at it. You can learn both at www.w3schools.com

[Adriaan]

Thanks, this problem has been fixed.
And i agree that i will have to learn some java.
Thanks

[Acidic]

Java and JavaScript are not the same thing. The latter is a client side scripting language and is what you're interested in.

[Psyrus]

Also check out http://www.htmldog.com/ . You can get JEdit here http://www.jedit.org/ . I highly recommend it. Also don't forget to edit your topic and include [Resolved] in the title.