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What constitutes a framed web page are a frameset (an HTML page that outlines the location and layout of the frames) and the content that is filled in each frame. This layout allows you to load a new page (dynamic or static) and leave the other frames as-is.

I'm not advocating frames, but they may be better suited to your task because (without using messy-icky javascript) your table can't be displayed and then modified without another request to the server.

If this method is okay for your purposes, might I suggest the following: assume you want a series of links on the left-hand-most side that will load something new in the right-hand side of the table.

Item 1	Click a Link to the Left to View More
Item 2
Item 3
Item 4
Item 5

View source to see how this is done, in case you're unsure of the HTML

Make each of the items a GET query to your perl program, and have it write back out the same table, but with the new content in the right side.

If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask!

John J Reiser
newrisedesigns.com

In reply to Re: Dynamic web pages (interactive table) by newrisedesigns
in thread Dynamic web pages (interactive table) by gnu@perl

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