Hi Sue,
Thank you for using Microsoft Newsgroup Services. Based on your desciption,
you are looking for some ASP.NET servercontrol or htmlcontrols which can
display as the frameset or frames in html page. As for this, I agree with
Steve, in ASP.NET there isn't such serverside controls which can directly
display as the frameset for frame. If you do want to implement frames and
frameset in ASP.NET webpage and control their attributes, I think you may
try using the client side script(such as javascript) together with the
serverside code.
As for the UserControl's problem you mentioned in the later reply. Yes,
since the UserControl is somewhat unlike the servercontrols and
htmlcontrols. It provides much more flexible featrures. When using
UserControls in an ASP.NET page, all the UserControls will be compiled the
first time the page is requested and stored in server memory to reduce the
response time for subsequent requests. So the it'll be somewhat slow the
first time page is requested. Also, since the UserControl is like a subpage
which is loaded into its container page at runtime, if you have many
UserControls in a page, the speed will be reduced. However, since the
ASP.NET has the cool feature "cache" which can save certain part of the
page(also for UserControls) so that the page can be render out much more
quickly. Also, besides adding a UserControl by delcaration, you can also
import a UserControl into a page programmaticall y and set their properties.
For more detailed in fomation on the ASP.NET UserControl, you can view the
following weblink in MSDN:
#This is a serial tutorial on Web Forms User Controls
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...ormsusercontro
ls.asp?frame=tr ue
#About Caching Multiple Versions of User Control Output
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...ingmultiplever
sionsofusercont roloutput.asp?f rame=true
Please check out the preceding suggestions to see whether they are helpful.
If you have any question on it, please feel free to let me know.
Steven Cheng
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