I'm using a frameset for my site and am loading pages in to the main inner frame (as normal)
The problem is when the user hits F5 to refresh, it goes back to the beginning page indicated in the Frameset, when I really want it to refresh the current page in the inner frame.
post your HTML code.
EntropySink. You know you have to click it.
frameset.aspx (important part)
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==================Code:<frameset id="boss" rows="64,*"> <frame id="banner" name="banner" src="banner.aspx" scrolling="no" noresize runat=server /> <frameset id="under" cols="150,*"> <frame id="contents" name="contents" src="dir.aspx" runat=server /> <frame id="main" name="main" src="main.aspx" runat=server /> </frameset> </frameset>
All the inner pages' page_load I need to change the src property of the "main" frame on the frameset.aspx
idea wise would be:
boss.under.main.src = Session("TheCurrentPage")
This didn't work in the frameset page (i thought it would):
<frame id="main" name="main" src="<%Session("TheCurrentPage")%>" runat=server />
I'm not sure what your problem is, but I've never used the "runat" option. Regardless, here is the source for one of my sites... I can move anywhere and it refreshes wherever I am.
Code:<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN"> <HTML> <head> <title>Crack is for dumb kids or really smart kids with lots of money...</title> </head> <frameset cols="114,*" frameborder=no> <noframes><body> <p>If you are seeing this message, your browser cannot handle frames, which are contained on this page and are used to enhance the page for viewing pleasure. Please download the latest version of your browser or download the latest version of Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. This page is best viewed by Internet Explorer 5.0 with a resolution of at least 600 x 800 pixels. You can also go to our alternate site which does not contain frames. The address is www.bic-church.org/allegheny/montgomery Thanks for visiting! </p> </body></noframes> <frame name="frindx" src="lnkfrm.htm" noresize scrolling="0"> <frame name="frhome" src="benhome.htm" > </frameset> </HTML>
EntropySink. You know you have to click it.
I don't know, if I really understand your problem, you wanna have the same pages in the frame, if the frame was refreshed.
It is impossible, cause the browser always reloads the frame!
you can use this script to refresh each page:
<a href="javascript: window.history.go(0);">Refresh</a>
Another trick is to write a cookie, I don't know how it works with
ASP, but I can send you a php script if you want to.
You should write from each page the page name into the cookie
e.g.: navigation writes nav into the cookie
and the main page writes programming in the cookie
when you refresh the frame, the script in the frameset should
read the cookie and show the same pages again.
If you're gonna use php to do that, use a session, not a cookie.Another trick is to write a cookie,
-Srg Pepper
