Is this possible ?
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Is it possible in ASP.NET to have a Menu (custom control or something) on the left of my aspx page, and another aspx page on the right, so that when I click on an item in the menu, it updates the aspx page on the right? I don't want to have to reload my whole page, just to click an option in the menu. I guess this is kind of like having frames, but I haven't been able to find any info about this? If this is possible, who do I do it in DevStudio? or do i have to hard code the HTML code? Thanx HEAPS in advance. :) If there's one thing I've learned, it's that life is one crushing defeat after another until you just wish Flanders was dead. - Homer Simpson
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Is it possible in ASP.NET to have a Menu (custom control or something) on the left of my aspx page, and another aspx page on the right, so that when I click on an item in the menu, it updates the aspx page on the right? I don't want to have to reload my whole page, just to click an option in the menu. I guess this is kind of like having frames, but I haven't been able to find any info about this? If this is possible, who do I do it in DevStudio? or do i have to hard code the HTML code? Thanx HEAPS in advance. :) If there's one thing I've learned, it's that life is one crushing defeat after another until you just wish Flanders was dead. - Homer Simpson
I guess i have found this on an MSDN page :
So it seems like it can be done through standard html, which is fine, but I thought I would be able to create a website for a business using devstudio. The good old drag'n'drop? but I don't see Frameset anywhere in devstudio, not even under HTML Controls. Any wise cookies out there that can help an ASP.NET beginner? :) If there's one thing I've learned, it's that life is one crushing defeat after another until you just wish Flanders was dead. - Homer Simpson
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I guess i have found this on an MSDN page :
So it seems like it can be done through standard html, which is fine, but I thought I would be able to create a website for a business using devstudio. The good old drag'n'drop? but I don't see Frameset anywhere in devstudio, not even under HTML Controls. Any wise cookies out there that can help an ASP.NET beginner? :) If there's one thing I've learned, it's that life is one crushing defeat after another until you just wish Flanders was dead. - Homer Simpson
Hi, You can create a frameset page in VS by: 1. In solution explorer, right-mouse "Add New Item..." 2. In the dialog, click "UI" in the left-hand treeview 3. Click on the "Frameset" in the right-hand listview 4. Choose whichever template suits your needs. This will create a HTML page with framesets embedded. If you wanted to make this an aspx page so that the server can control the contents, change the extension (in the Solution Explorer window) to xxxxx.aspx, Visual Studio will also inform you if you want to create the code-behind file too. Hope this helps, Andy
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Hi, You can create a frameset page in VS by: 1. In solution explorer, right-mouse "Add New Item..." 2. In the dialog, click "UI" in the left-hand treeview 3. Click on the "Frameset" in the right-hand listview 4. Choose whichever template suits your needs. This will create a HTML page with framesets embedded. If you wanted to make this an aspx page so that the server can control the contents, change the extension (in the Solution Explorer window) to xxxxx.aspx, Visual Studio will also inform you if you want to create the code-behind file too. Hope this helps, Andy
I just tried it out, and works great. I can't believe I couldn't find out how to do it using msdn. Thanx!!! Awesome, i've been saying to a mate of mine that it can be done. You rule. Thank you so much :) Jubjub If there's one thing I've learned, it's that life is one crushing defeat after another until you just wish Flanders was dead. - Homer Simpson