Use many frame in visual studio

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  • moonalamoor
    New Member
    • Feb 2008
    • 18
    #1

    Use many frame in visual studio

    Hi

    i want to use two frame in the same page
    so i can scroll up and down one of them, where the second does't change??

    i tried to use

    <frame>

    but it's undefined in visual studio

    so how can i do it ???


    thank's
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    • moonalamoor
      New Member
      • Feb 2008
      • 18
      #2
      No Answer !!!!

      Did any one understand my Ques.

      or shall i repeat it ???

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        • jhardman
          Recognized Expert Specialist
          • Jan 2007
          • 3405
          #3
          Originally posted by moonalamoor
          No Answer !!!!

          Did any one understand my Ques.

          or shall i repeat it ???
          Sorry there isn't a visual studio forum, I think probably the best place to ask would be in the .NET forum, a lot of those experts use visual studio. If you don't get an answer there, you could try to send a pm to one of the experts with a link to your question asking for input.

          BTW, you might try divs. Although divs don't scroll by default, you can definitely set scrolling in the options. I would imagine that the problem is that there are several differen types of HTML pages, and you can only use <frame> tags on a Frameset HTML page.

          Originally posted by htmlhelp.com
          <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN"
          "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">

          This declares the document to be HTML 4.01 Strict. HTML 4.01 Strict is a trimmed down version of HTML 4.01 that emphasizes structure over presentation. Deprecated elements and attributes (including most presentational attributes), frames, and link targets are not allowed in HTML 4 Strict. By writing to HTML 4 Strict, authors can achieve accessible, structurally rich documents that easily adapt to style sheets and different browsing situations. However, HTML 4 Strict documents may look bland on very old browsers that lack support for style sheets.
          Jared

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