Hello all,
My parents have just bought a domain from 1&1 and would like me to set it up so it forwards users to their company website.
The problem with the way that 1&1 forwards a domain is that it basically runs a webpage with a single frame which takes it's source from your choosen destination. This - as I'm sure you've all already guessed - is going to cause navigational problems because the URL effectively stays static as you change pages . . . which is not what I want (and nor would they if they understood what I was talking about
).
So, is there a way to setup a link within a framed page which will cause the link to open in the same browser window but *not* in the frame?
If this is possible, my plan is to set up an HTML file on my personal webspace to point their domain at which will do the above (hopefully) and delivery the user to their company domain, un-masked.
Thanks in advance,
My parents have just bought a domain from 1&1 and would like me to set it up so it forwards users to their company website.
The problem with the way that 1&1 forwards a domain is that it basically runs a webpage with a single frame which takes it's source from your choosen destination. This - as I'm sure you've all already guessed - is going to cause navigational problems because the URL effectively stays static as you change pages . . . which is not what I want (and nor would they if they understood what I was talking about
).So, is there a way to setup a link within a framed page which will cause the link to open in the same browser window but *not* in the frame?
If this is possible, my plan is to set up an HTML file on my personal webspace to point their domain at which will do the above (hopefully) and delivery the user to their company domain, un-masked.
Thanks in advance,
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