scroll table

to pass a variable from the address, or querystring, to a frame inside the page, you can just relay the code through your frameset page.  For example,  you might call up your page with frames like this:

http://www.hello.com/thepage.asp?variable=xxx

where thepage.asp contains your frameset.  Then, within thepage.asp, include code like this when specifying the asp pages within the frames:

<frameset cols="180,*">
    <frame noresize name="LeftMenu" target="Main" src="LeftMenu.asp">

    <frame name="Main" src="home.asp?variable=<%=request.querystring("variable")%>" target="_self" marginwidth="5" marginheight="5" scrolling="auto">

Notice the snippet of ASP in the second frame declaration that passes on the code from the first URL.

good luck!

brunobear
your comment is exactly what I am looking for, but, could you explain your code I am not too sure how this works.
I am new to web page designing

well it is all pretty straightfoward except for the second div..


    <div class="maindiv" STYLE="overflow-X:hidden;overflow-y:scroll;width:496;height:300;">


in which the "overflow-y" so that is overflow on the y axis, which is verticle, is going to be set to "scroll"

as you want to scroll across the table, you would want the x axis to be scrollable...


    <div class="maindiv" STYLE="overflow-X:hidden;overflow-x:scroll;width:496;height:300;">



you can change the width and height to be whatever you need....

all the other code should be pretty straightfoward?  it's just tables...

let me know if it is not...


BRUNO

This code is great thanks alot. This was exactly what I wanted

Glad I could help!  Thanks for the A.  :-)