Jeffory asks..
Is it me, or do those frames look familiar? Hmmm...
When you click on one of the "index buttons" on the central left frame, those pages end up in the same frame. This is decidedly NOT cool. I think you should name the BIG frame something like "LABYRINTH" then you add a target = "LABYRINTH" into all the links on the buttons frame.
Now the problem becomes more complicated. See what happens if
you click Engineering,
then click Tri-Tech Imaging,
then click Netscape 2.0+.
This is what is referred to as deeply nested frames.
You will need to add a target = "_top" to all in the
entire philanet system so that this will not happen.
(target="_top" basically removes all previous frame references
prior to loading the URL.) You could also use target="_blank"
which opens an additional window in your netscape browser.
Jeesh, never thought I would be an HTML consultant.
Jeffory
Help informs us...
There is now a willie page... made through the efforts of
Willie and Wally, so don't dilly dally.
Capn asks Willie...
Where do I get the brain animation?
Sidd begins...
The .sit file is for Macs to convert .avi files to quicktime for viewing
on a Mac.
Capn asks...
Do we have a link get this from our
multimedia pages?
If not I would like to get one in there for Mac users,
but I wouldn't know what I am talking about...
Willie explains...
The .sit file is like a .zip file. It uses Stuffit which is available for
PC's also. Thanks for the
page! Looks good !
On the Mac/PC thing, most Macs with the proper software will convert
and play most anything that a PC puts out: .wav, .avi, .wrl, .txt .bmp...
Items created, however, need to be tested on both machines before
they get put on the 'Net. It's a bummer to download a movie and find
it will not work.
Been trying to come up with a
brain clip, and will have something soon I hope.
Wally asks...
Can anyone tell me how to configure our viewers to look at the virtual
reality stuff? I would like to include a "how to" page on the web.
Thanks
Who did?
http://membrane.com/willie/Ed note: Along the way somebody asked about .sit files....
Is the .sit file an executable file,
or does it somehow plug into quicktime??