It would since you can't control the other servers page processing
Only other option is running it in a popup
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| Thanks Jim:
|
| If necessary we can live with the frameset. The thing is, the content frame
| contains a form that submits to itself. This cannot be modified, since the
| form is coming from the other web site. What we are trying to do is change
| the content in the header and footer, when the submit button has been
| clicked, and the form submits to itself.
|
| Since the form is submitting to its original page, which is being called
| from a different server over which I have no control, I can't think of any
| way to get the header page and the footer page to recognize the submit
| action in the content page of the frameset. Hence my thought of trying to
| get all of it out of a frameset and into a single page, where I could write
| the appropriate code to get the header and footer to display the info I want
| displayed after the form submits. I think the same problem would exist using
| in-line frames, although I admit I have not tried that.
|
| Steve G
|
| | > >-----Original Message-----
| > >Hi all:
| >
| > Howdy.
| >
| > >Dumb question time.
| >
| > OK, got my dunce hat on.
| >
| > >We have a frames page that we would like to take out of
| > >frames. The page is divided into three sections: a
| > >header, middle (content), and a footer.
| > >
| > >The content frame is actually being called from another
| > >web site using syntax similar to this:
| > ><frame name="bottom"
| > >src="
http://prefix.somedomain.com/Search/Search.aspx?
| > >ABCD_Id=xxxxx&nav=no" marginheight="0" scrolling="auto">
| > >
| > >This, of course, works well when in a frames page.
| > >However, I can't come up with syntax that will let me
| > >bring this in to a non-frames page.
| > >
| > >Any ideas?
| > >Steve G
| >
| > This sort of thing is very tricky. Basically, you have to
| > write something like an ASP or ASP.NET page that retrieves
| > the page from the other domain, then inserts your header
| > and footer, then sends the result to the visitor.
| >
| > Of course, you'll also have to modify the HTML for any
| > hyperlinks, image, style sheets, and other components that
| > use relative URLs. Unless you convert these relative URLs
| > to absolute (pointing inside the other domain), they'll
| > point to your domain and something won't work.
| >
| > Are you sure you can't live with framesets?
| >
| > How about an inline frame?
| >
| > Jim Buyens
| > Microsoft FrontPage MVP
| >
http://www.interlacken.com
| > Author of:
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| > || Web Database Development Step by Step .NET Edition
| > || Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out
| > || Faster Smarter Beginning Programming
| > || (All from Microsoft Press)
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| >
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