Want to be able to pass parameters to an IFRAME

[Rod]

I've got 2 ASP.NET WebPages that I've written in VB.NET 2003. One of them
has several controls on it, including at the bottom of the page an IFrame.
The second ASP.NET page is supposed to have parameters passed to it in the
query string. My problem is that I cannot figure out how to
programmaticall y change the parameters that are passed to the second ASP.NET
page, from the first ASP.NET page.

How is this done?

Rod

[bruce barker]

in aspx:

<iframe id="footer" runat=server >

in code behind

footer.Attribut es["src"] = "page2.aspx?p1= " + HttpUtility.Url Encode(p1);
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Rod" <ro**@newsgroup s.nospam> wrote in message
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I've got 2 ASP.NET WebPages that I've written in VB.NET 2003. One of them
has several controls on it, including at the bottom of the page an IFrame.
The second ASP.NET page is supposed to have parameters passed to it in the
query string. My problem is that I cannot figure out how to
programmaticall y change the parameters that are passed to the second ASP.NET page, from the first ASP.NET page.

How is this done?

Rod

[Steven Cheng[MSFT]]

Hi Rod,

As for the dynamically setting querystring items passed to the inner iframe
page, I think bruce 's suggestion is qutie good. First declare the <iframe
runat="server" id="frm"> element as a HtmlGenericCont rol, such as
protected System.Web.UI.H tmlControls.Htm lGenericControl frm;

so t hat we can reference it in code behind and then change the "src"
atrribute as we like. In addition, if you want to make it in the aspx page
inline, you can also define a function to dynamically generate the
querysting items , for example:

<iframe id="frm" src="innerpage. aspx?<% BuildQueryStrin g()%>">
"BuildQueryStri ng" can be a public helper function in the page class that
generate the querystring list.
Hope also helps.Thanks.
Regards,

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support

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[Rod]

Thank you, Bruce, that did the trick.

Rod

"bruce barker" <no***********@ safeco.com> wrote in message
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in aspx:

<iframe id="footer" runat=server >

in code behind

footer.Attribut es["src"] = "page2.aspx?p1= " + HttpUtility.Url Encode(p1);

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Rod" <ro**@newsgroup s.nospam> wrote in message
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I've got 2 ASP.NET WebPages that I've written in VB.NET 2003. One of them has several controls on it, including at the bottom of the page an IFrame. The second ASP.NET page is supposed to have parameters passed to it in the query string. My problem is that I cannot figure out how to
programmaticall y change the parameters that are passed to the second

ASP.NET

page, from the first ASP.NET page.

How is this done?

Rod

[Rod]

Hi Steven,

You are correct, Bruce's suggest works like a charm. Your suggestion for
making a making a function to dynamically build the querystring looks as
though it would add to what Bruce provided.

Rod

"Steven Cheng[MSFT]" <v-******@online.m icrosoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi Rod,

As for the dynamically setting querystring items passed to the inner iframe page, I think bruce 's suggestion is qutie good. First declare the <iframe
runat="server" id="frm"> element as a HtmlGenericCont rol, such as
protected System.Web.UI.H tmlControls.Htm lGenericControl frm;

so t hat we can reference it in code behind and then change the "src"
atrribute as we like. In addition, if you want to make it in the aspx page
inline, you can also define a function to dynamically generate the
querysting items , for example:

<iframe id="frm" src="innerpage. aspx?<% BuildQueryStrin g()%>">
"BuildQueryStri ng" can be a public helper function in the page class that
generate the querystring list.
Hope also helps.Thanks.
Regards,

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support

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