urgent help is request on Frames

**waheedrafiq** · Jan 15th, 2002, 06:14 PM

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Hill West Infant School</TITLE>
</HEAD>

<FRAMESET rows="50,2*" bordercolor="yellow" FRAMEBORDER=NO >

<FRAME SRC="TITLE.HTML" Scrolling=no>

<FRAMESET cols="27%,73%" SCROLLING=NO BORDERCOLOR="YELLOW">

<FRAME SRC="home.HTML" BORDERCOLOR="YELLOW">
<FRAME SRC="MAIN.HTML" BORDERCOLOR="YELLOW" NAME="WINDOW-1">
</FRAMESET>
</FRAMESET>

</HTML>

please help me i have finish completing my webpage and i was ready to lunch so i sign up with geocities and uploaded my entire context all the webpages and subfolder.

the problem is when you type www.geocite.com/waheedrafiq/index.html

if can't find this file

i need to know do webserver still support <FRAME> tags this is urgent you may txt message me on 07811956425 please help me as i can get fire for not delivering this web site on time.
or answer in this post

if you need me to send you all the context i can its about 2mb in total and 10 pages.

please help me..........

urgent i have enclose all my web documents please help me

scoutt · Jan 15th, 2002, 06:49 PM

you should quit if you were going to get fired, especially if you ahd to load it to geocities.

well it seems that the pages
home.HTML
MAIN.HTML

are not there. make sure you have them spelled right and they are not in capitols as that might be the problem.

**Cudabean** · Jan 15th, 2002, 06:59 PM

Here's some help:
Your first frameset perhaps refers to three rows. It looks like you are missing a comma.

Try:
<FRAMESET rows="50,2,*" bordercolor="yellow" FRAMEBORDER=NO >

On second thought, maybe you only wanted two frames (top and bottom). In that case try:

<FRAMESET rows="50,*" bordercolor="yellow" FRAMEBORDER=NO >

That would probably fix it.

Note that FRAMES work regardless of any server. A server, as far as I've seen, can't prevent frames from happening. A web server could conceivably filter out frames, but I've never seen that and I'm not sure why anyone would want to configure a server to do that.

cudabean

**waheedrafiq** · Jan 18th, 2002, 02:02 PM

look you guys thanks for the help but the correct answer is

and i found this out from geocity

they use what is call as " UNIX box " and this thing only likes lower case which means

when i say < frameset scr="GO.html "> it is not the same as

<frameset scr="go.html">

**Cudabean** · Jan 18th, 2002, 02:20 PM

It's not that Unix servers only like lower-case, it's just that Unix servers are case-sensitive. If you type the following command in a Unix shell:
mv go.html GO.html
it will rename go.html to GO.html, in which case your first example would work and your second example would not.

BTW it's <frames src=...

cudabean

**waheedrafiq** · Jan 19th, 2002, 09:33 AM

I agree with that

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