Dave Carabetta wrote:
>>you should just reload the lower frame onload of the upper.
>>
>>parent.html
>> -frame1.html
>> -frame1.html
>>
>>in frame1.html just go:
>>
>><body onload="top.frames[1].location=top.frames[1].location;">
>>
>
> Maybe I'm missing what you're getting at, but I'm not sure how that helps my
> situation. I know how to auto-refresh the bottom frame -- that's not the
> hard part. What I want is for the query that runs in the top frame to be
> available for the bottom frame as well.
>
> So ideally:
>
> -- parent frame which contains framset markup
> -- run query for both frames
> -- load top frame using above recordset
> -- load bottom frame using same recordset
>
> Using the onLoad handler doesn't allow the query in the top frame to be
> available to the bottom frame, does it?
How about having the top frame submit to itself. All processing is done
normally and in the end query is set to a session variable with a unique
name. After that you add 1 javascript function using cfhtmlhead. The
function looks something like:
function reloadBottom() {
top.frames[1].location = 'blahblah.cfm?fromcache=#uniquename#';
}
On the resulting request you just grab the query from the session scope
based on the unique name. If it is large don't forget to delete the
session variable afterwards.
Jochem
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