On 31 Mar, 07:47, "John" <john1...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> var poster="<html><head> ..... etc .... </html>";
> var animal='dog';
>
> The string contains images and text that changes.
>
> Originally I wanted to do something like
>
> print "<a href=" + poster + ">Choose Poster of a " + animal + "</a>";
>
> When you click the 'Chose Poster of a Dog' another page would appear which
> could be printed.
>
> I now realise that <href> cannot work in this context.
>
> What construct should I be using?
>
> Regards
> John
>
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just
var poster="/html/dog.html";
var animal='dog';
or use an iframe
markup---
<iframe src="" name="animal" ></iframe>
<a href="/html/dog.html" target="animal">Choose Poster of a dog</a>
<a href="html/cat.html" target="animal">Choose Poster of a cat</a>
and so on for sheep, bats, and crickets.
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