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Passing parameters to Contents.htm file

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    IrishSonic
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    Hi, I have an asp.net app with a web form that contains a listbox. The app also contains a frameset, which is loaded by a Contents.htm file. When the user chooses a number from the list box, I need to pass that number to the href element i.e "a href="Mail[choosen number].aspx" etc." in the contents file. E.g user chooses 3 from listbox, should pass 3 to contents.htm and place 3 in the href element... So the page "a href="Mail3.aspx" etc." is called. Hope I make sense!! Thanks.

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      Hi, I have an asp.net app with a web form that contains a listbox. The app also contains a frameset, which is loaded by a Contents.htm file. When the user chooses a number from the list box, I need to pass that number to the href element i.e "a href="Mail[choosen number].aspx" etc." in the contents file. E.g user chooses 3 from listbox, should pass 3 to contents.htm and place 3 in the href element... So the page "a href="Mail3.aspx" etc." is called. Hope I make sense!! Thanks.

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      Dave Kreskowiak
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      This question is much better handled in the ASP.NET forum. Just because the code-behind is written in C# doesn't mean that the question has anything to do with C#. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

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