Re: Framesets

First, what version of XMLC are you using?
Second, can you attach a copy of your full html frameset document (which 
would include the doctype and whatever else might be in your page)?  I'll 
try to see if I can reproduce the behavior.  Make sure to put the html file 
in a zip file and attach the zip file, otherwise it might get included 
in-line and get a bit mangled by email clients.

Jake

At 07:12 PM 8/24/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>I'm trying to compile a document that contains a frameset, like this:
>
>         <frameset rows="*" cols="300, *" frameborder="yes" border="1" 
> bordercolor="#000000">
>                 <frameset rows="50%, 50%" cols="*" frameborder="yes" 
> border="1" bordercolor="#000000">
>                         <frame name="sites" src="sites.html"/>
>                         <frame name="items" src="items.html"/>
>                 </frameset>
>                 <frame name="maindisplay" src="main.html"/>
>         </frameset>
>
>When I stream the compiled class to the browser, I get this:
>
>         <frameset rows="*" cols="300, *" frameborder="yes" border="1" 
> bordercolor="#000000">
>                 <frameset rows="50%, 50%" cols="*" frameborder="yes" 
> border="1" bordercolor="#000000">
>                         <frame name="sites" src="sites.html"/>
>                         <frame name="items" src="items.html"/>
>                         <frame name="maindisplay" src="main.html"/>
>                 </frameset>
>         </frameset>
>
>Of course, putting the third frame inside the first frameset isn't what I 
>want. Is there any way to get around this?
>
>
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