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I came accross a website tha was all java css and html and it was websites within websties you also could move the ladyers around the websites and positon them

Does anyone know of a website like this
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Re: draggable website pages within pages

This can be done with AJAX I believe.
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Re: draggable website pages within pages

You mean DHTML, I think, rather than "AJAX". There are entire sets of objects and methods for drag/drop in HTML/Javascript/CSS (which is what "DHTML" means, essentially).

AJAX, on the other hand, involves using the XHTTP Request Object to give the appearance of dynamic-content sans server-roundtrip.

On my own site, for example, if you click one of the technical articles, you'll see a graphic header with my logo. Click it, and a "popup" DIV appears, which is draggable/positionable. That's done with DHTML, not AJAX.
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Re: draggable website pages within pages

i have clicked it and nothing happends

http://www.tgreer.com/resources.html
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Re: draggable website pages within pages

The header on the technical articles pages themselves, not the index to the articles. For example:

http://www.tgreer.com/aspnet_html_04.html

Click in the white/gray header area.
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