fyi, I found a entry from Sean Corfield in the MachII forum:
Each of yourframe src= should specify index.cfm?event= with the appropriate event (e.g., navigation, main). Thereafter, your views will generate just the contents of one frameor another and your links will target the appropriateframe for the content request.
I hope that clarifies things?
I have a event called showHome. The view includes a frameset consisting of�2 frames.
The frame src for the menu and the display����?event=showMenu
���?event=showDisplay
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I don't think, that this solution is perfect, because i am calling events outside of the controller.
Every link in every view has to specify an event in the URL, otherwise how will Mach II know what to do when you click that link? Framesets are effectively the same thing: a document that contains links - which the browser follows for you automatically - so they need to specify event=, just as you have it.
Maybe, you have better solutions?
Nope, your solution is just fine - that's what happens when you use frames.
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
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