Help needed for menu_WinXPclassic in a frameset

Poster: Spyro
Dated: Wednesday May 24 2006 - 15:23:09 BST

First of all - please excuse my bad english (I only learned it at school and it's a long time ago).
Now my problem:
I try to use the menu_WinXPclassic-menue from your menue samples in a frameset.
I already figured out how to open a link in another frame (don't laugh - I'm totally new in Java!)
Now I want one link to open two different frames. Of cause I found all the websites telling a lot about Java and how to open two different frames, but how can I put this information into your nice menue?

aI("text=any text;url=website1.htm;target=upper_right and url=website2;target=middle;");

This is, what I have.
You see, I want to open website1 in a small frame on the right side and website2 in a big frame in the middle. "And" of cause is totally wrong, I just wanted to make you see, what I want to do.
Can anybody help me?
I can't put the website into the internet, because it belongs to an intranet project from my hospital - sorry.

Poster: John
Dated: Wednesday May 24 2006 - 19:22:28 BST

See this page for info about working with frames.

Poster: Spyro
Dated: Wednesday May 24 2006 - 20:35:42 BST

Dear John,
thank you very much for your quick answer.
I read all the "frame-page" already, but I didn't find a line solving my problem.
Maybe anybody can tell me how to change the line (aI("text=any text;url=website1.htm;target=upper_right and url=website2;target=middle;");) so that website1 opens in the upper frame AND website2 opens in the frame in the middle when clicking on the menu-button "any text".
Thank you all very much.

Poster: Spyro
Dated: Friday May 26 2006 - 15:37:41 BST

Sorry for disturbing you again, but I still don't have a solution for my problem.
So if anybody knows how to solve it, I would be very happy for an answer.
Thanks a lot.