iframe problem

[seans]

Hi, please, can somebody help me with this? I have an iframe on a form.
I need to add "runat=server" to the iframe tag to convert to a HTML
Server control. When I do that I get the error CS1012: "Too many
characters in character literal" when I try to compile the project.
Here's the line in the code:

<iframe id="iframe" runat="server" name="i-frame" align="middle"
marginWidth="1" src="getpage.aspx?pid=1" frameBorder="1" width="100%"
onload="parent.addItems(parent.frames['iframe'].window.document);InitDataBoundTable();"
height="396"></iframe>

The length of the line is not the issue. I tried making the line
shorter by removing some of the other attributes but that didn't help.
Removing the "runat=server" fixes the problem.

thanks,

sean

[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi,

How are you declaring the iframe in the code behind?

it should be HtmlGenericControl , I have never made reference to an iframe,
so not sure if you can even do it (probably yes), are you sure you are not
missing|excesing a "
cheers,

--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation

"seans" <se******@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hi, please, can somebody help me with this? I have an iframe on a form.
I need to add "runat=server" to the iframe tag to convert to a HTML
Server control. When I do that I get the error CS1012: "Too many
characters in character literal" when I try to compile the project.
Here's the line in the code:

<iframe id="iframe" runat="server" name="i-frame" align="middle"
marginWidth="1" src="getpage.aspx?pid=1" frameBorder="1" width="100%"
onload="parent.addItems(parent.frames['iframe'].window.document);InitDataBoundTable();"
height="396"></iframe>

The length of the line is not the issue. I tried making the line
shorter by removing some of the other attributes but that didn't help.
Removing the "runat=server" fixes the problem.

thanks,

sean

[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi,

How are you declaring the iframe in the code behind?

it should be HtmlGenericControl , I have never made reference to an iframe,
so not sure if you can even do it (probably yes), are you sure you are not
missing|excesing a "
cheers,

--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation

"seans" <se******@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:11**********************@f14g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...

Hi, please, can somebody help me with this? I have an iframe on a form.
I need to add "runat=server" to the iframe tag to convert to a HTML
Server control. When I do that I get the error CS1012: "Too many
characters in character literal" when I try to compile the project.
Here's the line in the code:

<iframe id="iframe" runat="server" name="i-frame" align="middle"
marginWidth="1" src="getpage.aspx?pid=1" frameBorder="1" width="100%"
onload="parent.addItems(parent.frames['iframe'].window.document);InitDataBoundTable();"
height="396"></iframe>

The length of the line is not the issue. I tried making the line
shorter by removing some of the other attributes but that didn't help.
Removing the "runat=server" fixes the problem.

thanks,

sean

[seans]

Hi Ignacio thanks for your reply. The iframe is declared as a
HtmlGenericControl.

I think the 'onload' may be the issue as onload is not an attribute of
iframe.

cheers.
sean.

[seans]

Hi Ignacio thanks for your reply. The iframe is declared as a
HtmlGenericControl.

I think the 'onload' may be the issue as onload is not an attribute of
iframe.

cheers.
sean.

[seans]

The problem is that "onload" is not an attribute of iframe. Is there a
way to declare that the onload is a JavaScript event and not an iframe
attribute?

thanks again.

sean

[seans]

The problem is that "onload" is not an attribute of iframe. Is there a
way to declare that the onload is a JavaScript event and not an iframe
attribute?

thanks again.

sean