I'm not quite sure I follow, I'll list some examples and you can tell me which one is closest

A) Page with an iframe sending data to a page inside
the iframe:
1) Data to be sent to an ASP page:
Using javascript on the parent page, change the
src of the page in the iframe to the new address
with querystring variables on it to hold the data
2) Data to be sent to already loaded page for use
in javascript:
You can create a javascript function in the child
page that accepts the data you need to send, then
reference the iframe.functionname(variables) to
call it from the top page
B) A form is submitted to a page with an iframe and you
want to be able to access that form data inside
the page with the iframe
1) First Option: Use method=Get for your form and simply
write the iframe tags with Response.Write. Set the
source and querystring for the iframe:
Code:
Response.Write "<iframe src='wherever.asp?"&Request.QueryString&"'></iframe>"
2) Second Option: Do it the hard way. The previous form
method=POST
Write the tags like the first oprion but fill the
querystring variables in by hand. This requires
either hardcoding the variables and writing the
corresponding values, or looping through the
Request collection writing name and value pairs
with &'s
I hope one of these is close, if not, or you would likemore detail, please clarify for me, I am feeling a little dense tonight
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