Onderwerp: Editable src attribute of frameset that returns pages in the frames in the browser?

Hello,

Since I can't control if it is working on another server than Personal
Web
Server the following question:
Is it possible in a asp to generate a new frameset by making a
editabel field for the Src's attributes of the Frame in the Frameset,
that as a link in another frame, returns the pages mentioned in the
frameset to the browser?

Thanx in advance,
Athos

Athos Toxo wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Since I can't control if it is working on another server than Personal
> Web
> Server the following question:
> Is it possible in a asp to generate a new frameset by making a
> editabel field for the Src's attributes of the Frame in the Frameset,
> that as a link in another frame, returns the pages mentioned in the
> frameset to the browser?
>
> Thanx in advance,
> Athos

De "nl" in de naam van deze nieuwsgroep staat voor "Nederland". Probeer het
eens in het Nederlands, dat is misschien beter te begrijpen dan dit
steenkolenengels.
/
The "nl" in the name of this newsgroup stands for "Nederland", the
Netherlands. Try phrasing your question in Dutch, that might be more
understandable than pseudo-English. Or, if you don't speak Dutch, try
rephrasing your question more clearly in English or try one of the other
newsgroups like microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.

Yvette

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> Athos Toxo wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > Since I can't control if it is working on another server than Personal
> > Web
> > Server the following question:
> > Is it possible in a asp to generate a new frameset by making a
> > editabel field for the Src's attributes of the Frame in the Frameset,
> > that as a link in another frame, returns the pages mentioned in the
> > frameset to the browser?
> >
> > Thanx in advance,
> > Athos
>
> De "nl" in de naam van deze nieuwsgroep staat voor "Nederland". Probeer
het
> eens in het Nederlands, dat is misschien beter te begrijpen dan dit
> steenkolenengels.
> /
> The "nl" in the name of this newsgroup stands for "Nederland", the
> Netherlands. Try phrasing your question in Dutch, that might be more
> understandable than pseudo-English. Or, if you don't speak Dutch, try
> rephrasing your question more clearly in English or try one of the other
> newsgroups like microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.
>
> Yvette
>
>