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Frequently Asked Question #6
Question: Can I use HM with a frameset document?
Answer: Well, yes and no. It depends on which HM version you use
and what you mean by "use HM with a frameset document."
The following table should help you decide if what you want to achieve is
supported and by which version:
| Behavior Required |
Example |
Version 6.x |
Version 5.x |
Version 4.x |
Menu-inducing links in one, navigation frame, causing menu trees to
appear in another, main-content, frame.
The navigation frame may be on the
left, right, top or bottom of frameset.
The menu trees will appear over
the content in the main frame and all pages linked-to by menu items will load
into the main frame. |
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yes
This type of frameset behavior is
available in HM Version 6.x. If you are currently running an earlier version of HM,
we recommend that you upgrade to 6.x. Complete step-by-step use instructions can be
found at our setup instructions pages. |
yes
This type of frameset behavior is
available in HM Version 5.x. Complete step-by-step use instructions can be
found at our setup instructions pages. |
no
Version 4.x does not support this behavior. |
| Behavior Required |
Example |
Version 4.x |
Version 5.x |
Version 6.x |
The complete menu trees to be in one navigation frame.
All
pages linked-to by menu items will load into the main frame, as if the TARGET=
attribute of an A tag was being used. |
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yes
This type of behavior has been
available since HM Version 2.1, and is based not on the HTML TARGET= attribute,
but on the JavaScript location property. Relevant implementation information
can be found in FAQ #3. Since this
behavior exists in all newer HM releases, it is recommended that you
use the most recent release. |
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