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Disappearing frames in Internet Explorer

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I am editing a site with frames in Frontpage 2003, which normally works fine:

www.incnetwork.demon.co.uk/2005/.



I have just created an additional page for the site (uk.htm) at:

www.incnetwork.demon.co.uk/2005/uk.htm.



When I view it in Netscape, the main content frame (frames/info_content.htm)

appears fine, but when viewed in MSIE (version 6), the main content frame is

completely empty.



The site was originally created in Dreamweaver, but I am now working on it

in Frontpage 2003, up until now without problem.



Any clues? Any assistance much appreciated, as I am really puzzled about

this!

Kirsty


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Re:Disappearing frames in Internet Explorer

Simplify the frame structure by removing redundant framesets and it

displays in IE6.

Remove all lines like

<frameset cols="*" frameborder="NO" border="0" framespacing="0">

and the corresponding </frameset>

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Ron Symonds

Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)

Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.



"Kirsty" <lowlands2002(removethis)@hotmail.com>wrote in message

Quote
I am editing a site with frames in Frontpage 2003, which normally

works fine:

www.incnetwork.demon.co.uk/2005/.



I have just created an additional page for the site (uk.htm) at:

www.incnetwork.demon.co.uk/2005/uk.htm.



When I view it in Netscape, the main content frame

(frames/info_content.htm)

appears fine, but when viewed in MSIE (version 6), the main content

frame is

completely empty.



The site was originally created in Dreamweaver, but I am now working

on it

in Frontpage 2003, up until now without problem.



Any clues? Any assistance much appreciated, as I am really puzzled

about

this!

Kirsty









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Re:Disappearing frames in Internet Explorer

Hey Ronx,

I have a similar issue with my first site created in FP2000. I saved a

powerpoint doc as a webpage (and it worked), but when I tried to insert it as

a file onto the desired page in my web it gave me a text message saying

something like "you are using frames, your browser may not (or does not)

support them. I really need this to work as I have an interview tomorrow

afternoon. Can you help me?



Tony S.

"Ronx" wrote:



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Simplify the frame structure by removing redundant framesets and it

displays in IE6.

Remove all lines like

<frameset cols="*" frameborder="NO" border="0" framespacing="0">

and the corresponding </frameset>

--

Ron Symonds

Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)

Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.



"Kirsty" <lowlands2002(removethis)@hotmail.com>wrote in message

news:3A5481EF-90DC-4343-AEC8-F254FD25D947@microsoft.com...

>I am editing a site with frames in Frontpage 2003, which normally

>works fine:

>www.incnetwork.demon.co.uk/2005/.

>

>I have just created an additional page for the site (uk.htm) at:

>www.incnetwork.demon.co.uk/2005/uk.htm.

>

>When I view it in Netscape, the main content frame

>(frames/info_content.htm)

>appears fine, but when viewed in MSIE (version 6), the main content

>frame is

>completely empty.

>

>The site was originally created in Dreamweaver, but I am now working

>on it

>in Frontpage 2003, up until now without problem.

>

>Any clues? Any assistance much appreciated, as I am really puzzled

>about

>this!

>Kirsty

>

>







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