querystring that targets a frame's src

[rubychyld]

Please help me with targeting frames from a query string...
Thank you, Liz

When my frameset opens, it has a query string that is the file meant for one of the frameset's frames. How do I target a frame from a query string?

the query string that opens the frameset:

http://www.libertyamerican.com?repo...american.com/reports/Accounting.rpt?init=actx

the frameset:
<frameset rows=&quot;149,*&quot; cols=&quot;*&quot;>
<frame id=&quot;logo&quot; name=&quot;logo&quot; src=&quot;logo.htm&quot; frameborder=&quot;no&quot;>
<frame id=&quot;report&quot; name=&quot;report2&quot; src=&quot;report.htm&quot; frameborder=&quot;no&quot;>
</frameset>


Catch the vigorous horse of your mind!

 

[Ovatvvon]

Can you not just request the querystring in the page that you want it in? If you want it in the bottom frame, then in the bottom page report.htm...just Request.QueryString(&quot;report&quot.
-Ovatvvon :-Q

 

[rubychyld]

Yes of course. Request.QueryString(&quot;report&quot seems like it could be used as a frame src within a frameset when it first launches. But it is not launching my page.

this is the query string:

http://intranet.libertyamerican.com...american.com/intranet/laig/reports/report.htm

this is the page where I am trying to launch Request.QueryString(&quot;report&quot as one of the frame url's of the parent frame.

I can't tell what I am doing wrong. Any help would be great!
Thanks. Liz Catch the vigorous horse of your mind!

 

[rubychyld]

Ah HA! I had to do response.write and write out the whole frameset with asp. and it worked!

I'm so happy!

Response.Write &quot; <frameset rows=&quot;&quot;37,*&quot;&quot; cols=&quot;&quot;*&quot;&quot;> &quot;
Response.Write &quot; <frame id=&quot;&quot;logo&quot;&quot; name=&quot;&quot;logo&quot;&quot; src=&quot;&quot;logo.htm&quot;&quot; frameborder=&quot;&quot;no&quot;&quot; noresize> &quot;
Response.Write &quot; <frame id=&quot;&quot;report&quot;&quot; name=&quot;&quot;report2&quot;&quot; src=&quot;&quot; &quot;
Response.Write Request.QueryString(&quot;report&quot
Response.Write &quot; &quot;&quot; frameborder=&quot;&quot;no&quot;&quot;></frameset> &quot; Catch the vigorous horse of your mind!

 

[Ovatvvon]

Ah, didn't realize you meant you were writing it in strictly client side...thought you were writing it like that.

Good job findin the problem!

-Ovatvvon :-Q