Refresh a single frame inside a table

[Charles A. Lackman]

using code how can i refresh a shopping cart that is inside a frame within a
table. When the user clicks "Add to Cart" the frame to the left of the page
needs to refresh to display the new contents of the shopping cart. If the
whole page is refreshed, then the default page loads (aught), the shopping
cart displays the correct contents (yippy), but the user is nolonger where
they were (augh).

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated,

thanks,

Chuck

[Mark]

You will have to use javascript to do this;

something like...
document.frames['FrameName'].location.href = "pageName.html?" + (new
Date().getTime());

Cheers
Mark

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"Charles A. Lackman" <Ch*****@cet.com> wrote in message
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using code how can i refresh a shopping cart that is inside a frame within a table. When the user clicks "Add to Cart" the frame to the left of the page needs to refresh to display the new contents of the shopping cart. If the
whole page is refreshed, then the default page loads (aught), the shopping
cart displays the correct contents (yippy), but the user is nolonger where
they were (augh).

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated,

thanks,

Chuck

[DalePres]

This is basically the same problem as the topic Kill the tick sound on
refresh that was posted earlier. In otherwords, update the page data
without reloading the page. Like I told Bruce on that topic, remote
scripting is one way.

The more .Netically correct way, suggested in Alvin Bruney's response to
Kill the tick sound on refresh earlier today is:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...e/overview.asp

Dale

"Charles A. Lackman" <Ch*****@cet.com> wrote in message
news:OJ****************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

using code how can i refresh a shopping cart that is inside a frame within a table. When the user clicks "Add to Cart" the frame to the left of the page needs to refresh to display the new contents of the shopping cart. If the
whole page is refreshed, then the default page loads (aught), the shopping
cart displays the correct contents (yippy), but the user is nolonger where
they were (augh).

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated,

thanks,

Chuck