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Search engines results with frames - HELP please?
Howdy! First of all, I'd like to thank you for reading my post. 
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I have a wee little problem - I'm doing search engine submissions on a site which has over 700 pages, all designed in FRAMES.
It wouldn't have been my preference, but someone else did it and I'm not being paid to change it. So...
I've used HomeSite's great search/replace feature to insert all my metatags and keywords. I'd also like to be able to insert some kind of script that would either send the user to the framed home page or have the page automatically appear in the frameset for which it was designed. I don't want someone to click on a page and see only part of the site.
I am submitting each individual URL to the search engines for maximum exposure, so I don't want to exclude them from being indexed.
I'm javascript-challenged, I would say! I really don't understand it very well - my forte is graphic design, having made the move from print to the web for my specialty. I used to work with programmers who would integrate my designs into their dynamic sites, so I didn't get alot of exposure to the 'secrets' of how this all gets done.
I thought that there was some sort of javascript or DHTML script which I could put into each page that would detect if the user had accessed the page outside of the frameset. Does such a thing exist, and if so, what do I need to do? Please remember that I need pretty explicit directions or I get totally lost.
My apologies...I know that is more work for you, but I really do need extra help!
THANK YOU so much for helping me - you people are the BEST!!
!!!I have a wee little problem - I'm doing search engine submissions on a site which has over 700 pages, all designed in FRAMES.
It wouldn't have been my preference, but someone else did it and I'm not being paid to change it. So...I've used HomeSite's great search/replace feature to insert all my metatags and keywords. I'd also like to be able to insert some kind of script that would either send the user to the framed home page or have the page automatically appear in the frameset for which it was designed. I don't want someone to click on a page and see only part of the site.
I am submitting each individual URL to the search engines for maximum exposure, so I don't want to exclude them from being indexed. I'm javascript-challenged, I would say! I really don't understand it very well - my forte is graphic design, having made the move from print to the web for my specialty. I used to work with programmers who would integrate my designs into their dynamic sites, so I didn't get alot of exposure to the 'secrets' of how this all gets done.
I thought that there was some sort of javascript or DHTML script which I could put into each page that would detect if the user had accessed the page outside of the frameset. Does such a thing exist, and if so, what do I need to do? Please remember that I need pretty explicit directions or I get totally lost.
My apologies...I know that is more work for you, but I really do need extra help! THANK YOU so much for helping me - you people are the BEST!!
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