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using frames in vb.net

Hi,

I have link to the various documents which is stored on the server.
When ever user click on any link, the respective document should be
opened. Here what i need is to have all the links on the left side of
the page and when the user clicks the document should be opened on the
right side of the application.

When googled, some of them told to split the page into two frames, load
the document links in left frame and open the document in right frame
using script.

RIght now iam able to load the links in oone aspx page and open the
document in other aspx page. I need to use single aspx using frames.
Iam not sure how to incorporate this in VB.net...

Any ideas pls??

Your help is appreciated.

Thanks
Srini

Nov 2 '06 #1
4 2801
Hi,

Set in your mainpage html declaration of the framepage part "run at server"
as with the other serverside controls, you can use it than (although it need
some extra work and I don't have an exact example)

Cor

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news:11*********************@h54g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
Hi,

I have link to the various documents which is stored on the server.
When ever user click on any link, the respective document should be
opened. Here what i need is to have all the links on the left side of
the page and when the user clicks the document should be opened on the
right side of the application.

When googled, some of them told to split the page into two frames, load
the document links in left frame and open the document in right frame
using script.

RIght now iam able to load the links in oone aspx page and open the
document in other aspx page. I need to use single aspx using frames.
Iam not sure how to incorporate this in VB.net...

Any ideas pls??

Your help is appreciated.

Thanks
Srini

Nov 3 '06 #2
Create a Page with 2 frames left and right .Place some link button on the
left side and specify link for that button and specify the target a right
side frame so it will open only in that frame only
"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" wrote:
Hi,

Set in your mainpage html declaration of the framepage part "run at server"
as with the other serverside controls, you can use it than (although it need
some extra work and I don't have an exact example)

Cor

<si****************@gmail.comschreef in bericht
news:11*********************@h54g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
Hi,

I have link to the various documents which is stored on the server.
When ever user click on any link, the respective document should be
opened. Here what i need is to have all the links on the left side of
the page and when the user clicks the document should be opened on the
right side of the application.

When googled, some of them told to split the page into two frames, load
the document links in left frame and open the document in right frame
using script.

RIght now iam able to load the links in oone aspx page and open the
document in other aspx page. I need to use single aspx using frames.
Iam not sure how to incorporate this in VB.net...

Any ideas pls??

Your help is appreciated.

Thanks
Srini


Nov 3 '06 #3
Prabhakar,

Thanks for your reply and now that i was able to do as you said.
1. Created the html page, divided the page into two frames
2. Created two aspx pages named left and right. Loaded these two pages
in two different frames
3. loaded links in left aspx page, transfered the query string to right
aspx page on pageload event
4. opened the document in right aspx page

now that it is displaying on left aspx page, the respective image is
displayed on right aspx when we click on link button

Make Model Year Link
Honda Civic 2003 linkbutton
Honda Civic 2005 linkbutton
Honda Accord 2003 linkbutton
Toyoto Corolla 2002 linkbutton
Toyoto Camry 2005 linkbutton
Toyoto Celica 2002 linkbutton

The next problem is how to group the similar kind of items on the left
side of the aspx page like tree structure

+Honda
+ Civic
+ 2003
+ 2005
+ Accord
+ 2003
+Toyot
+ Corolla
+ 2003
+ 2005

I dont want to use microsoft webcontrols as it supports only IE for
asp1.1....
Iam using vb.net web app, asp1.1...

Any ideas please....

Thanks
Srini

Prabakar Samiyappan wrote:
Create a Page with 2 frames left and right .Place some link button on the
left side and specify link for that button and specify the target a right
side frame so it will open only in that frame only
"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" wrote:
Hi,

Set in your mainpage html declaration of the framepage part "run at server"
as with the other serverside controls, you can use it than (although it need
some extra work and I don't have an exact example)

Cor

<si****************@gmail.comschreef in bericht
news:11*********************@h54g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
Hi,
>
I have link to the various documents which is stored on the server.
When ever user click on any link, the respective document should be
opened. Here what i need is to have all the links on the left side of
the page and when the user clicks the document should be opened on the
right side of the application.
>
When googled, some of them told to split the page into two frames, load
the document links in left frame and open the document in right frame
using script.
>
RIght now iam able to load the links in oone aspx page and open the
document in other aspx page. I need to use single aspx using frames.
Iam not sure how to incorporate this in VB.net...
>
Any ideas pls??
>
Your help is appreciated.
>
Thanks
Srini
>
Nov 7 '06 #4

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Hi,

I have link to the various documents which is stored on the server.
When ever user click on any link, the respective document should be
opened. Here what i need is to have all the links on the left side of
the page and when the user clicks the document should be opened on the
right side of the application.

When googled, some of them told to split the page into two frames, load
the document links in left frame and open the document in right frame
using script.

RIght now iam able to load the links in oone aspx page and open the
document in other aspx page. I need to use single aspx using frames.
Iam not sure how to incorporate this in VB.net...

Any ideas pls??

Your help is appreciated.

Thanks
Srini
Nov 19 '06 #5

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