K.C.
Mike Jasnowski wrote:
Well, depending on the web client you are using, IE has a feature that enables some block level elements like <DIV> to be scrollable. You can set an "overflow" CSS property that enables a scrollbar to appear. There are also cross-browser solutions for making independent (non-frame) scrollable areas of content.
-----Original Message----- From: Nimish Chourey , Tidel Park - Chennai [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 9:42 AM To: Struts Users Mailing List Subject: RE: A question on Tiles and Frames
I had the same problem .. while developing a Menu (left side) .. wanted to make that scrollable .. But I guess its not possible with Tiles I guess .. Infact try doing it without tiles (and without frames) .. its not possible . And if somehow if its really possible .. I would definately like to know that ..
-----Original Message----- From: Jeff Kyser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 5:57 PM To: Struts Users Mailing List Subject: Re: A question on Tiles and Frames
Okay. So is there *another* way to implement independently scrollable content within a region of a page using Struts and Tiles?
-jeff
On Friday, June 20, 2003, at 07:17 AM, Cedric Dumoulin wrote:
The page of a frame should alway be publicly accessible. It is alway possible to access it directly without the other associated frames. So, you can't hide them.
Cedric
Cedric
Jeff Kyser wrote:
Hey Cedric,
Thanks for the response. I guess I'd figured out I couldn't put them under WEB-INF for the reasons you stated. So how can I implement a scollable region such as a frame might offer and still use Tiles and stay with some of the 'best practices' recommended for Struts development such as hiding your JSPs under WEB-INF? I suppose it gets off-topic, but surely there must be a way to have independently scrolled regions of a web page in a Struts environment without making every page publicly accessible?
thanks, I'd sure like some insight as to how to proceed...
-jeff
Hi,
Each frame of a frameset is filled with a web page. Each one issue an independent http request to the web server. So each page corresponding to a frame should be publicly accessible on the web server, and can't be under WEB-INF.
Cedric
but I get Forbidden errors, presumably because my JSPs are beneath the WEB-INF directory and
therefore not accessible.
Is there an alternate way to do this and still have my JSPs underneath WEB-INF?
(Basically, I have a frames-based layout with a scrollable panel, and am trying to figure out how to best implement that feature using Struts/Tiles without exposing all my JSPs.
TIA,
-jeff
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