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    Jeeva Mary Varghese
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    Hi All, I am designing an application using HTML.And Frames are used for that. In my main window there are 3 rows.I need to use title bar(including minimize, maximize and close buttons in each source in this Frameset.Means to close each frame from a frameset. Is it possible? Thanks In advance, Jeeva

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      Hi All, I am designing an application using HTML.And Frames are used for that. In my main window there are 3 rows.I need to use title bar(including minimize, maximize and close buttons in each source in this Frameset.Means to close each frame from a frameset. Is it possible? Thanks In advance, Jeeva

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      sathesh pandian
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      try this in a aspx page. create every forms(html files ) in the code behind file and give the elements name properly. for example reponse.write("") reponse.write("") reponse.write("

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        try this in a aspx page. create every forms(html files ) in the code behind file and give the elements name properly. for example reponse.write("") reponse.write("") reponse.write("

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        Jeeva Mary Varghese
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        Hai Satheesh, Thanks for the reply.Can u plz specify what the JavaScript contents will be.I wrote this in a button click of .aspx page.But the code is written in the frame where the event generated. Jeeva

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          try this in a aspx page. create every forms(html files ) in the code behind file and give the elements name properly. for example reponse.write("") reponse.write("") reponse.write("

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          badgrs
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          Why on earth would you put that in the code? or even in an aspx page? it can go in a plain old HTML page, the framesets will still get parsed by the server!

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            Hai Satheesh, Thanks for the reply.Can u plz specify what the JavaScript contents will be.I wrote this in a button click of .aspx page.But the code is written in the frame where the event generated. Jeeva

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            sathesh pandian
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            you have to set the clicked events for a function . sample code is like the below. <%@ Page Language="VB" AutoEventWireup="false" CodeFile="Default.aspx.vb" Inherits="_Default" %> Untitled Page function buttonClick() { .... }

            Sathesh Pandian

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            • J Jeeva Mary Varghese

              Hai Satheesh, Thanks for the reply.Can u plz specify what the JavaScript contents will be.I wrote this in a button click of .aspx page.But the code is written in the frame where the event generated. Jeeva

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              sathesh pandian
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              if you are going to close the frame then you can use document.close Its better to use div elements instead of frames.

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                Why on earth would you put that in the code? or even in an aspx page? it can go in a plain old HTML page, the framesets will still get parsed by the server!

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                :rose: he only needs it. see the question.

                All The Best Sathesh Pandian

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