IFRAME reference in code-behind?

Andreas Heusler · Mar 25, 2005

Is it possible, in code-behind, to get a handle to an IFRAME on an aspx
page, so the IFRAME's src property can be set by server-side code?
Thanks
AH

ashish · Mar 25, 2005

i dont think thats possible but you could inject the whole iframe html
from behind...

JV · Mar 25, 2005

Haven't specifically tried an IFrame, but it should be possible to access
any HTML object/tag in your document as long as you mark that tag with
RUNAT=SERVER

Guest · Mar 25, 2005

I did something similar to this using a Literal control, the literal will
contain all the iframe html code. You can modify the literal's output from
the code behind before the page renders.

OHM \( Terry Burns \) · Mar 25, 2005

Yes, I think this should work

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Steve C. Orr [MVP, MCSD] · Mar 25, 2005

You can turn any HTML snippet into server side code by adding the
Runat=Server attribute to the tag.
Here's a detailed example of using the IFrame tag from server side code:
http://www.dotnet2themax.com/ShowContent.aspx?ID=903bcdde-589f-4bd1-92b4-e565c8eab013

IFRAME reference in code-behind?

Andreas Heusler

ashish

JV

Guest

OHM \( Terry Burns \)

Steve C. Orr [MVP, MCSD]