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The procedure which DC Rahe presented to the Workbench for accessing remote pages in a NOF frame (and thus allowing you to use a NavBar button to get to that page) runs into a snag in NOF 3.01 - NOF 3.01 may have problems using the “Reference HTML” command to reference an external HTML page.
Note: This will most likely work in NOF 2.0 as well - substitute “Layout Script” for “Layout HTML”
Here´s another way to get the same effect, using most of the same code:
- Create a new blank page in NOF. Create all the appropriate Custom Names settings so that the NavBar button has the appropriate text for the page you are going to reference.
- In the Page View, Right-Click (Command-Click if you´re on a Mac) in the Layout Area and select “Layout HTML” from the drop-down window that appears.
- In the “Between Head Tags” field, enter or paste the following code:
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</HEAD> <frameset rows="100%,*" border="0" frameborder="0" framespacing="0" framecolor="#000000"> <frame src="http://www.yoursite.com"> </frameset>
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where www.yoursite.com is the name of the site you are accessing.
Note that this will result in an extra </HEAD> tag being generated in your HTML code (after the </frameset> tag). This extra tag will be ignored by your browser when you view the page.
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