Can frame content be inline?

[Bob Mariotti]

I'm looking for some advice on this one.

I'm creating a page that, as planned, consists of a static frame on
the top of the window and the bottom section is a scrollable list.

The top frame contains a logo and two buttons: one for print and one
for closing the window.

The problem I have is that the list is dynamically generated by the
cgi delivering the page. As a result I cannot use the src= parameter
because there is NO SOURCE to reference.

Is it possible to omit the src= parameter and follow the frame tag
with normal html output?

Or, better yet, can anyone provide an example of how to accomplish
this without using frames?

Any recommendations , pointers, references or advice will be greatly
appreciated.

Bob

[John Bokma]

Re: Can frame content be inline?

Bob Mariotti wrote:[color=blue]
> I'm looking for some advice on this one.
>
> I'm creating a page that, as planned, consists of a static frame on
> the top of the window and the bottom section is a scrollable list.
>
> The top frame contains a logo and two buttons: one for print and one
> for closing the window.
>
> The problem I have is that the list is dynamically generated by the
> cgi delivering the page. As a result I cannot use the src= parameter
> because there is NO SOURCE to reference.
>
> Is it possible to omit the src= parameter and follow the frame tag
> with normal html output?[/color]

src="/cgi-bin/yourscript.pl?p arameter=value"

and yourscript.pl generates the HTML. If perl, use the CGI library and
save yourself a lot of trouble.

John

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