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okiedokes, so basically, you want different pages on the one page?
yeah?
well, this is generally done with layers, and either switching the visibility between different layers, or writing new ocntent to the one layer. http://www.marcthiele.de/ is tyron's site, and he uses the first option, from memory. http://www.royalsun.com.au/dir128/rsainternet/rsainternetpub.nsf/Content/ABOUT+US+-+Our+Vision+Mission+Values#bottom
is a page i made earlier this year, and if you click on the different 'values' it gives a little description.

...and this hasnt even started addressing the external source issue!

I messed with <layer src="*"></layer> for a bit of time, but I failed to imply it successfully. Instaed, IE's Iframe did well. try <iframe src="*" style="display:none"></iframe> and toggle "display:[property]" with some event, you might get it.

I haven't been working with layers nor iframe, so you will have to test it.

good luck

This is a question that has been floating around for a while in different forums. While there are lots of ways of faking this for the different browsers I don't think there is a true answer as to how to create this effect


Walking the Earth like Kane

Use a separate frame. Make your page a frameset, with one frame 100% and the other one *, or whatever's left over (nothing). Then you can use JavaScript to load pages in the invisible frame and read from them. Unfortunately, NN's DOM sucks, so you have to use layers for it instead.