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Change the Src of an iFrame from another Page

Asked by williamcampbell in Programming for ASP.NET

Tags: iframe, another, from, page, change

Hi All,
   
    I wonder if what I want to do is possible. On My main page I create TWO iFrames Side by Side based on a Session Variable:

Response.Write("<iframe scrolling=no width=256 height=1024 frameborder=no bordercolor=silver id='iframemenu' src='" + Session["PageMenu"].ToString() + "'></iframe>");


Response.Write("<iframe scrolling=no width=256 height=1024 frameborder=no bordercolor=silver id='iframetarget' src='" + Session["PageURL"].ToString() + "'></iframe>");

  So there are two pages side by side, one is a menu and the other is the target for the menu items.

 I am using an ASP:Menu in the Menu page and in the the Callback

 protected void Menu1_MenuItemClick(object sender, MenuEventArgs e)

 I want to change the src of the OTHER iframe  

 PSEUDOCODE  iframe["iframetarget"].src = "xcxxx"

If I can't do that I simply want to refresh the Main page that creates BOTH the iframes that way I can repopulate the two ifrrames using session variables.

 PSEDOCODE    thepagewhocreatedme.Refresh  or  URLThatWasTypedintpTheBrwwser.Refresh or RefreshBrowserPages

 Spent waay toooo long trying to find out how to do this

Thanks

Bill







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