Web Server Linking

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Mike

Hello

I wonder if anyone can answer my question and give me
some idea of what to do.

Ive got my website sitting on one web server at one URL
address for example www.example.com and i have another
web server with another part of the website on. What i
want to do is be able to link to the second web server
without the URL changing from www.example.com. Want i
want to do is mask the real web address on main server
with the secondary webserver

Im not sure if it is virtual hosting or something.

Can annyone help please
 
You would have to use a frameset.

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If you just have a section of your site on the other server, you would
create frameset page in the first web (File Menu | New | Page | Frameset)
and set up the frameset to load the pages from the other web site, you would
have to use absolute URL for all link to the other web set.

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Thank you thats what im looking for but can you insert a
frameset page in a page which has all the buttons and
titles from a theme? is this possible if so how do i do
it? and in the framset pages i dont just have a single
frameset page. Using Frontpage 2000

Many thanks
 
You would have to use the IFrame, however the FP navigation is not meant to
be used with frames, and with using FP2000 you would have to manual enter
the IFrame tag.

Is there a specific reason why you have your site split between two servers?

You should check with your host to see if you can have a single account with
multiple domains which would help overcome some of these issues, specially
if you can use a server-side scripting language such as ASP, PHP, etc. then
you could share content between the two domains, etc. with the content
having the look and feel of the specific domain accessing it.

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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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