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<HEAD><SCRIPT>...</SCRIPT></HEAD>
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<BODY>
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Various actions that load a new URL into page
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</BODY>
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will result in the loss of all JavaScript methods and properties!
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This can be avoided by using dummy frames:
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<HEAD><SCRIPT>...</SCRIPT></HEAD>
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<FRAMESET ROWS="1,*">
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<FRAME NAME="DUMMY">
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<FRAME NAME="ActualFrame"
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SRC="Thiscontainsoldbodyhtml.html">
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</FRAMESET>
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Now use <a href="URL" target="ActualFrame"> so that reloading will NOT destroy your JavaScript!
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Note we defined a dummy frame above ActualFrame that occupies one pixel (could use zero!). The * notation tells Netscape to assign the remaining rows to the second frame
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