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Loading content in different areas on a site.

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I am designing a site right now that I need to have links just display information in other frames. I am using the DIV format to make layers I guess and was wondering how I could make a link in on change the content of another. Is this possible? If so, how? I would greatly appreciate any help. -Tipsy-
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Re: Loading content in different areas on a site.

I have a page on Dynamic Page Updating where which of several DIVs is displayed in the same place on the page is determined by which of several links was last selected.

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Re: Loading content in different areas on a site.

This is close to what I am looking for except that I need to do this without the use of javascript and just by using custom buttons that i have designed for the site. Is there a way I can nest a frame inside of a DIV and just update that frame? When I put in a hyperlink and give it a target, what are my limits with that in HTML?
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