FP2000: Renaming files does not update URLs in some tags

• Microsoft FrontPage 2000

SUMMARY

When you rename a file in FrontPage 2000, the following tags are not automatically updated.

<iframe src="page1.htm" width="200" height="100"> 

<applet width="128" height="128" code="appletname.class" codebase="appleturl.class">
</applet>
 

MORE INFORMATION

The <iframe> tag indicates a floating frame. FrontPage has not implemented automatic link management functionality for links originating in IFRAME tags.

The <applet> tag is used to embed a Java applet in to a web page. When you insert Java applets into a Web page, the applet tag includes the two parameters that help identify the applet and its location within the web. These two parameters are Code and Codebase.

When you rename a class file that resides inside a FrontPage web, you may notice that FrontPage does update the parameter references to the new file name in one, or both locations.

The Code parameter specifies the applet name. This is a case sensitive identifier and requires a .class extension.

Codebase is an optional parameter. If it is not stored in the same directory as the HTML file, this parameter specifies a relative URL. If the file resides on a different server, this parameter may also be used to specify its complete URL.

FrontPage does not update links to files that reside outside the FrontPage web.

REFERENCES

For more information on the IFRAME tag, please refer to the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

FP2000: How FrontPage 2000 Handles Unknown HTML Tags

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