I think you�ll have to use a combination of jsp and javascript to solve your
problem. Set the file you want to load in the frame with jsp, and then let
javascript take care of loading it to the frame.
Kind regards
/Per-�ke Olsson
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Subject: framesets and jsp
Hello,
I have some trouble to target the output into different frames.
-I have a page with a banner-, a task- and a main- frame.
banner
t
a main
s
k
- By using a link with a target attribut (within task) I can direct the
output (into main).
- The form in main is displayed and also the following jsp-page.
+ But I want also to update the task- and banner- frame automatically.
-< base target="taskFrame"> with <jsp:include "task.jsp"> doesn�t work
and using a further link isn�t the right solution
thanks in advance,
Ralf Grefe
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