Help!!

T

Test

Hello!

I have a .asp page (A) that has a hyperlink to a two
frames page (B.asp) that has another .asp page (C.asp) in
one of the frames and yet another .asp page (D.asp) in
the second frame. I need to pass a parameter from A.asp
to C.asp and D.asp but the page invoked or called from
A.asp is B.asp (which contains C.asp and D.asp in its
frames). I guess there must be some way to pass that
parameter to B.asp (the frames page) and make B.asp to
pass the parameter automatically to C.asp and D.asp when
loading them into its frames. If there is such a way how
can that be done? If not: is there another way to work
around it?
Thanks in advance!
 
M

MD WebsUnlimited.com

It would be possible but the explanation would be to broad. I would suggest
that the approach be looked at.
 
J

Jim Buyens

-----Original Message-----
Hello!
Howdy.

I have a .asp page (A) that has a hyperlink to a two
frames page (B.asp) that has another .asp page (C.asp) in
one of the frames and yet another .asp page (D.asp) in
the second frame. I need to pass a parameter from A.asp
to C.asp and D.asp but the page invoked or called from
A.asp is B.asp (which contains C.asp and D.asp in its
frames). I guess there must be some way to pass that
parameter to B.asp (the frames page) and make B.asp to
pass the parameter automatically to C.asp and D.asp when
loading them into its frames. If there is such a way how
can that be done? If not: is there another way to work
around it?

When A.asp calls B.asp, have it pass the parameter via a
query string, as in:

href="b.asp?myparm=turnips"

then, when B.asp calls C.asp, code

href="c.asp?myparm=<%Request.QueryString("myparm")%>"

Just offhand, though, I agree this might be the start of a
nightmare. Complex interactions among frames can get
really urly.


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