Frames in Velocity template

[Don Laursen <do...@darkphoton.com>]

Hi, probably a simple question... but I searched the mail archive for frames
and header and didn't find an answer.


If I create a frameset in a Velocity template it fails because frames aren't
allowed inside body tags. The header and body tags seem so be auto created
by velocity. So how do I control this?

How do I put my own items in the header of template? Do I use a context.put
type of call?

I'm sure there are better ways to display multiple pages on one page, but
I'm just experimenting right now.

I'm using TDK a11, thanks in advance


Don

Re: Frames in Velocity template

[Jason van Zyl <jv...@periapt.com>]

Hi,

Come to the turbine list. Short answer: if you're using frames
then you must use the VelocityOnlyLayout and not the default
VelocityECSLayout. With the VelocityOnlyLayout you can fully
control the output.

jvz.

On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, Don Laursen wrote:

> Hi, probably a simple question... but I searched the mail archive for frames
> and header and didn't find an answer.
> 
> 
> If I create a frameset in a Velocity template it fails because frames aren't
> allowed inside body tags. The header and body tags seem so be auto created
> by velocity. So how do I control this?
> 
> How do I put my own items in the header of template? Do I use a context.put
> type of call?
> 
> I'm sure there are better ways to display multiple pages on one page, but
> I'm just experimenting right now.
> 
> I'm using TDK a11, thanks in advance
> 
> 
> Don
> 
>