This should be easy, but...

I have a simple framed site with a Banner, Contents, & Main frames. The
contents page is an .aspx page that queries an MS Access database and dumps
its results into varios Dropdownlists and 1 Listbox. The users would select
from the list then click a button and the Table of Contents is updated
(works perfectly). The problem is that I can not get it to call a page to
the "main" frame. Redirect as I understand it will not redirect to a target
frame. Does anyone know the solution or work around. Keep in mind that it
is vital to refresh the TOC then call the "main" frame page.Thanks anyways, but I found the solution. Inserting javascript into vb
script.

"Mark Sandfox" <NoSpam@.NoSpam.com> wrote in message
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>I have a simple framed site with a Banner, Contents, & Main frames. The
>contents page is an .aspx page that queries an MS Access database and dumps
>its results into varios Dropdownlists and 1 Listbox. The users would
>select from the list then click a button and the Table of Contents is
>updated (works perfectly). The problem is that I can not get it to call a
>page to the "main" frame. Redirect as I understand it will not redirect to
>a target frame. Does anyone know the solution or work around. Keep in
>mind that it is vital to refresh the TOC then call the "main" frame page.

This should be easy, but...

I have a simple framed site with a Banner, Contents, & Main frames. The
contents page is an .aspx page that queries an MS Access database and dumps
its results into varios Dropdownlists and 1 Listbox. The users would select
from the list then click a button and the Table of Contents is updated
(works perfectly). The problem is that I can not get it to call a page to
the "main" frame. Redirect as I understand it will not redirect to a target
frame. Does anyone know the solution or work around. Keep in mind that it
is vital to refresh the TOC then call the "main" frame page.Thanks anyways, but I found the solution. Inserting javascript into vb
script.
"Mark Sandfox" <NoSpam@.NoSpam.com> wrote in message
news:09gKd.24076$by5.2210@.newssvr19.news.prodigy.com...
>I have a simple framed site with a Banner, Contents, & Main frames. The
>contents page is an .aspx page that queries an MS Access database and dumps
>its results into varios Dropdownlists and 1 Listbox. The users would
>select from the list then click a button and the Table of Contents is
>updated (works perfectly). The problem is that I can not get it to call a
>page to the "main" frame. Redirect as I understand it will not redirect to
>a target frame. Does anyone know the solution or work around. Keep in
>mind that it is vital to refresh the TOC then call the "main" frame page.
>

Those terrible Frames

Hi everyone!

May be it is quite a stupid question, but I really want to know, is it possible to totally hide frames (borders, I mean)? So webpage-user will not see any separations (frameborders).
And if it is possible, then how can I do it?

Thanks.Hi,

yes its possible, just add this: frameborder="NO" to your frameset it will look like this:

<frameset rows="0,*" cols="*" framespacing="0" frameborder="NO">

Regards
Here's my code for the frameset of my first ever website ... (not then knowing the evil of frames :)

<frameset rows="30,311,*" border="0" framespacing="0" frameborder="no">