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On the current webpage, click on asp.net on the left to connect to related asp.net content on the right. How to write th

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Post time: 2020-3-3 13:00:02
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The younger brother is beginning to learn, I hope the elder brother and sister can help, thank you! !! !!
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Post time: 2020-5-14 23:45:01
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<frameset id = "UpFrame" rows = "89,82%" frameborder = "0" border = "0" framespacing = "0">
<frame id = "header" name = "header" scrolling = "no" noresize src = "ControlHeader.aspx">
<frame id = "main" name = "main" src = "Index.aspx" scrolling = "yes">
<noframes>
</ noframes>
</ frameset>
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Post time: 2020-5-15 07:30:02
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<href = "b.asp" target = "right page frame name">
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Post time: 2020-5-15 23:15:01
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<frameset border = "0" name = "edit" frameborder = "1" framespacing = "0" MARGINWIDTH = "0" MARGINHEIGHT = "0"
LEFTMARGIN = "0" TOPMARGIN = "0" cols = "220, *">
<frame border = "1" name = "fraLeftFrame" borderColor = "# 6699cc" marginWidth = "0" marginHeight = "0"
frameBorder = "0" scrolling = "yes" LEFTMARGIN = "0" TOPMARGIN = "0" target = "main" src = "left.aspx">
<frame name = "main" border = "0" borderColor = "# 6699cc" frameBorder = "no" scrolling = "auto" src = "main.aspx">
</ frameset>
Note that the target attribute on the left menu is written as the name attribute of the frame page to be opened on the right! This way you don't need to add target for every link! The landlord try!
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Post time: 2020-5-16 11:00:03
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With frame
<frameset rows = "80, *, 20" cols = "*" framespacing = "0" frameborder = "0">



  <frame src = "Header.aspx" name = "Header" scrolling = "no" frameborder = "1" noresize = "noresize" />
  
  <frameset id = "LeftFrame" cols = "166,10, *" frameborder = "0" bordercolor = "# aabbcc">
   
      <frame src = "Left.aspx" name = "left" scrolling = "yes" height = "600px" />
      <frame src = "BtScroll.htm" frameborder = 0 noresize = true scrolling = "no" />
      <frame src = "Main.aspx" name = "main" scrolling = "yes" />
      
     
    </ frameset>
     <frame src = "Footer.aspx" name = "footer" scrolling = "no" frameborder = "1"> </ frame>
  </ frameset>
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Post time: 2020-5-16 12:45:01
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Just use the frame
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 Author| Post time: 2020-5-20 00:45:01
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such as
<frameset cols = "25%, *">
    <frame name = "Default" src = "Default.aspx">
    <frame name = "GridView" src = "GridView.aspx">
</ frameset>

There is no target attribute in the frame.

Can Brother Mubai write something specific? How to pass the parameter asp.net to another page?
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