Creating table and inserting editable region

I have created a table and I would like to create an editable region so that my
table will look the same through out but different text will appear as I click
a link from the left column on my table. I would like to know what the steps
are in creating an editable region. Tables are apparently better than frames.
I hope someone can help me.

The page has to be a 'Template' to use editable regions

You seem to be trying to make a flat page work like a framed site. That's
not how it works.

Just link from one page to the next like all other websites do.

And definitely don't use frames.

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"flwnhfd" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

I have created a table and I would like to create an editable region so
that my
table will look the same through out but different text will appear as I
click
a link from the left column on my table. I would like to know what the
steps
are in creating an editable region. Tables are apparently better than
frames.
I hope someone can help me.

Murray *TMM* wrote:

You seem to be trying to make a flat page work like a framed site. That's
not how it works.

IFRAME's could be used, that way it kind of is a flat page working linke
frames

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IFrames have all the same problems as frames.

I don't use them....

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"kreatiivne" <devil@-no-spam-hvc.ee> wrote

Murray *TMM* wrote:
You seem to be trying to make a flat page work like a framed site.
That's not how it works.

IFRAME's could be used, that way it kind of is a flat page working linke
frames

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Murray *TMM* wrote:

IFrames have all the same problems as frames.
I don't use them....

Neither do I, but still, iframe has got a few advantages in certain
situations, e.g. when just a small portion of a large page has to be
reloaded.

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And too many concurrent disadvantages, like only printing from visible area,
and browser support and all the rest....

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"kreatiivne" <devil@-no-spam-hvc.ee> wrote

Murray *TMM* wrote:
IFrames have all the same problems as frames.
I don't use them....

Neither do I, but still, iframe has got a few advantages in certain
situations, e.g. when just a small portion of a large page has to be
reloaded.

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Murray *TMM* wrote:

And too many concurrent disadvantages, like only printing from visible area,
and browser support and all the rest....

True, especially the browser support part. But where I live, most
Internet users have no idea that browsers existed before the blue "e"
appeared on their desktop, so that somewhat removes the problem -
especially when designing sites/web based applications for a limited
audience.

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