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@octonlineMar 25.2008 — #Well, this can be accomplished with JavaScript, but it limits your potential users, and even though it is a neat idea, it still sounds as though it could get annoying.

Something like this (I don't know my Javascript, but this is just an estimate).

For the image a line like the following should work:
[code=php]<img src="foo.gif" onmouseover="do_change('foobar.html');" />[/code]

Then for the function:

[code=php]<script>
 function do_change(href) {
 document.getElementById("myFrameId").src=href;
 // or maybe this if the above fails frames['myFrameName'].location.href = href;
 }
 </script>[/code]

Then the actual iframe:
[code=php]<iframe name="myFrameName" id="myFrameId"></iframe>[/code]

If memory serves me correctly, this should work fine. I would advise on using the "object" tag instead, for XHTML 1.0 strict validation. You may need to make slight modifications, particularly in the "do_change" function. Good luck.

Greg

@webgovernorMar 25.2008 — #Greg is going around and helping people?

How very nice of you! I was just in your office but you weren't there.... granted that it's midnight and all.

About the script, it works, but it seems to take about a second or so before the actual change is made, and shouldn't this be moved to Javascript?

I wonder if he could get the same thing to work with Flash, loading into an HTML text area maybe? I don't know much about Flash anymore these days, but it might be possible.

Ugh, bed time for me, see you tomorrow.

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