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How do I get two FRAMEs to change at once?
You could try to do it with a JavaScript hack, but that tends to not work too well.
Your other option is to actually have the links point back to the outer FRAMESET URL with TARGET="_top", and then pass down any info needed to plug in the correct content.
This does reload the left-hand frame, which may be counter to your reason for using FRAMES, but if you are only using FRAMES as a layout mechanism rather than saving on reload/performance for the navigation frame, it works just fine.
Sample:
main.php3
<?php
if (!isset($page)){
$page = 'default.htm';
}
?>
<HTML>
<FRAMESET ...>
<FRAME SRC=navigation.php3 ...>
<FRAME SRC=<?php echo $page;?> ...>
</FRAMESET>
</HTML>
navigation.php3
<HTML><BODY>
<A HREF=main.php3?page=content1.htm TARGET="_top">link1</A>
<A HREF=main.php3?page=content2.htm TARGET="_top">link2</A>
</BODY></HTML>
default.htm
<HTML><BODY>
Click on a link on the left.
</BODY></HTML>
content1.htm
<HTML><BODY>
Page 1
</BODY></HTML>
content2.htm
<HTML><BODY>
Page 2
</BODY></HTML>
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