[Seaside] Iframe question

[Max Schönbauer]

Hallo Avi,

there are two reasons why I use iframes:
Indeed one of the reasons were the scrolbars, thank you for this tip.
But the second is that the list-iframe contains a table that might be
very large.
The table in the list-iframe contains links, when a link is clicked
the details from the data in the list-iframe should be shown in the
detail-iframe.
I don't want to reload the large list all the time.

-- 
 Best regards
 Max Schoenbauer
 
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Tuesday, May 17, 2005, 12:57:27 PM, you wrote:

AB> On 5/17/05, Max Schönbauer <schonbauer at sc-protec.de> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> I'm new to seaside and have the following problem:
>> 
>> I created a page with three iframes, the user should enter some
>> keywords in the search-iframe and press a search-button.

AB> Let me ask first: is there any particular reason you're using iframes
AB> here?  In general that makes things much more complicated, for the
AB> reasons you're discovering: you have to make sure they refresh at the
AB> right times.

AB> If all you want is for a section of your page to have scrollbars, you
AB> can use a div with an "overflow: auto" style.

AB> Avi