Ticket #82 ( Closed )

Short Description Including TESECTIONS in frames
Entered By: gaucho When: 1998-07-02 18:01:04 Build: 1.03.14B
Categories Type: Question   Department: Product   Category: HTML Generation
Description
How could i make TESECTIONS be the source for framesets? For example..
<FRAMESET  COLS="23%,*">
    <FRAME NAME="" SRC=""
           MARGINWIDTH="10"
           MARGINHEIGHT="10"
           SCROLLING="auto"
           FRAMEBORDER="no">

    <FRAME NAME="" SRC=""
           MARGINWIDTH="10"
           MARGINHEIGHT="10"
           SCROLLING="auto"
           FRAMEBORDER="no">
</FRAMESET>

What's the full path of the sectionnames... ie... the template is gold and the section is mainmenu..

Append By: WindSurfer  When: 1998-07-03 15:49:16  New Status: Pending Customer
Comment You refer to a resource that starts with "/surfer/" and continues with the text identified in your TESECTION as the tranpath. I'll admit that it probably would have been simpler to just refer to template/section, but we did it this way, so that's the way to do it...I think that a 2 part name was a little limiting for some large applications?

Example--a TESECTION has the following definition:

<TESECTION 
   WHEN TRANPATH_1 is "gold"
    AND TRANPATH_2 is "mainmenu">

To use the above section as the source for a frame you would use:

 <FRAME NAME="mainmenu" 
  SRC="/surfer/gold/mainmenu">

If the above example is to be part of an active session, then you need to include the sessionkey (with ?sessionkey=<TEMACRO SESSIONKEY), and in the <TESECTION you need to remember to use the <TEACTION GETSESSION> tag at the top of the section (to acquire the active session and all the variable states).