Shared Border Dilemma

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M. Lawson

Hey Gang -- Here's my problem (Frontpage 2002 related, that is!)

I have a web page with shared borders on the top, left and right. I had
a previous web page that was set up resembling this with a cell layout.

In the left hand side border, I'd like a navigation bar I'm currently
using (I have one on the left side of the cell, which works
beautifully). However, I don't understand "where" to put the HTML code
for the script (I assumed in the _border folder and then the left.html
file that was there).

I tried it there, and unfortunately, the code didn't seem to work. I
copied it directly from my existing cell-enabled site but I don't
understand what went wrong. I copied it from the web source, and that
too didn't work. It seems to display the contents of the menu, but not
the navigational buttons or the "expand" effect it was supposed to have
and does have on the cell-enabled site.

I'm all ears... if anyone can help out, I'd appreciate it. I've been
playing around with this for the past 2 hours and can't seem to figure
it out.

The URL for the menu (if that helps) is
http://www.getelementbyid.com/scripts/index.aspx?CodeID=34

Thanks in advance!
 
Any scripts must either be after the <body> tag of the Include Page or Shared Border page to be
included and use on other pages or you have to place the script in the head section of all pages
using the Include or Shared Border page.

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Also, unless all your files are at the same folder level (example: in
the root folder), any links in the JavaScript itself must be root
relative or absolute. FP will not manage links made with scripts.
 
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