Simple redirect to frame-question

G

Greg Cyrus

I have a frame with link-buttons.

Now I want to show the corresponding link pressed by that button inside
another frame (response.redirect or maybe other mehtod with
destination-frame - or Webform overgiven)
 
G

Guest

Hi,

With the link button you can't specify the Target frame. Instead of Link
Button Control you can use HyperLink Control.

<asp:HyperLink id="HyperLink1" runat="server" Target="main"
NavigateUrl="Target.aspx">My Link</asp:HyperLink>

With the hyperlink control's property 'Targer' you can specify the target
frame name (MAIN in the above case) and with the ' NavigateUrl ' property you
can specify the target page (Target.aspx in the above case).

Cheers,

Jerome. M
 
G

Greg Cyrus

thanx for your reply.

The Hyperlink-Control is not part of the Toolbox and has to be inserted
manually/by hand in the html-view?!

Is that right?
 
G

Greg Cyrus

"thos who have eyes won't see' ... :) -
I found the Hyperlink-Control ! *sorry and tnx*
 

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