iFrame Question

[MSW]

I have created a simple asp page using the iframe command which displays back a list of files stored in a folder. That works fine but I would like to clean up the iframe page heading if possible. When using Front Page and doing a preview everything looks good but when I connect direclty to the page from a browser the iFrame section displays back at the very top of the iFrame the IP Address and the Path of the folder. Is there anyway to surpress this from displaying?

Thanks for your help..Scott

 

[algraff]

How about a link to an example?

http://www.algraff.com

:

http://www.sunshine-church.org

http://www.stanleysauctions.com

http://www.bv.k12.oh.us

 

[MSW]

Here's a direct link to my test page....

http://24.123.66.101/ohioad/default.asp

Thanks...Scott

 

[algraff]

Ok, I understand.

Using iframe displays the same thing you would get by typing

http://24.123.66.101/ohioad/ohioadreports/

... which will give you the same display in a browser window.

There's probably some simple javascript that could do what you want, you might want to check with the gurus in that forum.

http://www.algraff.com

:

http://www.sunshine-church.org

http://www.stanleysauctions.com

http://www.bv.k12.oh.us

 

[MSW]

Thanks for your advise.. I've tried a few java scripts but I can't seem to get them to run properly when I cut and past the code direclty to my html section in front page. Oh well thanks again....Scott

 

[DelphiAaron]

if you can run perl/cgi scripts this is the answer

faq256-4971

Aaron Taylor
John Mutch Electronics

http://www.jme.com.au

 

[MSW]

That's actually one of the scripts I attempted to make work but for some reason I couldn't get it to run with out error's on my IIS server. I worked with one their techs for a few weeks back and forth and we still could'nt get it to fly.. I also got some emails telling me that other users had similar problems with the dirwrap script on a windows server and that the product was better suited for a unix environment.

Thanks again for your post though...Scott