Hey there!
I have a problem with my webpage:
http://www.adampavitt.com/test/frameset.html

My idea was to click on the links as seen on the left frame
and they would open in the middle of the table on the right frame.
I need to fill out the whole frame and to have a scroll bar if
necessary!

Is there a way to do that without using javascript or php?

Much appreciate your help

Cheers Stefan

Well, first off, validate your code. Even with frames, anything that has to do with how it's displayed needs to be in the CSS, and you're trying to use deprecated HTML code to do what the CSS is supposed to.

But there's not a need for frames with so simple a layout. The browser caches images, so load time's not a real factor. You're simply not going to see a huge difference between using frames and not. And you can have a div set to overflow:scroll; in the CSS without frames or (gasp!) tables. Defining a width on the parent element, then specifying width: 100%; for the child element will get it to fill the space once there's content within it.

So your options are:

1) Learn how to use current code with frames.
2) Learn how to use iframes (and in each of these cases prepare to sacrifice some of your pages being indexed).
3) Learn how to do layouts without relying upon tables or frames, using CSS to define how your page elements display.

tim

Simple answer to ur question. Use a iframe at the target location and give it a name. Create all your links and give them targets to the frame. ie. the target should be the name of the iframes. Hope, it'll work.
I agree with serandfae, try using CSS in future for better coding, look and search engine optimization.

Thanks guys!

That was a great help

cheers honorfield