how to use multiple META tags

Hi:

in my webpage, I want to have a link loaded automatically in one of
the frames. I have 2 frames in my page (side and main). This is the
code I have in the html

<META HTTP-EQUIV='Refresh' CONTENT='5; URL=www.google.com">
<META HTTP-EQUIV='Window-target' CONTENT='main'>

But when I goto my page, it always loads google.com in the full window
instead of inside the frame?

Can you please help me how should I do this?

Thanks

venkatprakash (AT) hotmail (DOT) com (Prakash) wrote:

in my webpage, I want to have a link loaded automatically in one of
the frames.

Have you got the page author's permission to do that? The typical way to
get sued for copyright infringement is to frame other people's pages.

META HTTP-EQUIV='Refresh' CONTENT='5; URL=www.google.com"

It will not work.

META HTTP-EQUIV='Window-target' CONTENT='main'

There is no header named Window-target in the HTTP protocol, and the hack
you are trying hasn't got much browser support.

But when I goto my page, it always loads google.com in the full window
instead of inside the frame?

I don't think so. I'm pretty sure you did not give the real code. As
usual, posting the URL would have been the right way to tell what you are
doing.

Can you please help me how should I do this?

You should stop using frames and meta refresh, for a starter.

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