How do I build a 3-pane framework in ASP.NET?

I am looking for a tutorial, sample project, or 3rd party control(s) that
will show me how to build a 3-panel webpage framework like the MSDN Library
or Outlook.
A fixed horizontal panel across the top; a treeview navigation in left-hand
panel; content in the right-hand panel with horizontal & vertical scroll
bars. A slider bar dividing the left- & right-hand panes allowing you to
resize the two panes and hide the left-hand nav panel altogether.
Right now I’m approximating this with a Frameset, but this will not play
with the ASP.NET architecture.
Can anyone help? - Len

Re: How do I build a 3-pane framework in ASP.NET?

"LRuss" wrote in message
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> Right now I’m approximating this with a Frameset, but this will not play
> with the ASP.NET architecture.

What makes you say that...?


--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net

Re: How do I build a 3-pane framework in ASP.NET?

Hello Mark,
Perhaps it's better stated as frames are completely independent of ASP.NET.
They are simply part of the HTML standard.
I'd like to include the frameset as part of a larger site and would like it
to play within the MasterPage framework and the sitemap menu architecture.
I'm not sure how to proceed with this. Can you provide any vectors?

Thanks,
Len Russell

"Mark Rae [MVP]" wrote:

> "LRuss" wrote in message
> news:627FE87F-1BF3-45E5-9A69-9231E6BCDD15@microsoft.com...
>
> > Right now I’m approximating this with a Frameset, but this will not play
> > with the ASP.NET architecture.
>
> What makes you say that...?
>
>
> --
> Mark Rae
> ASP.NET MVP
> http://www.markrae.net
>
>

RE: How do I build a 3-pane framework in ASP.NET?

they use div's, javascript, dhtm, css and ajax. your local book store, should
have lots books on doing this.

if you don't want to learn browser coding, then you may get by with just
update panels, and some 3rd party controls

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)


"LRuss" wrote:

> I am looking for a tutorial, sample project, or 3rd party control(s) that
> will show me how to build a 3-panel webpage framework like the MSDN Library
> or Outlook.
> A fixed horizontal panel across the top; a treeview navigation in left-hand
> panel; content in the right-hand panel with horizontal & vertical scroll
> bars. A slider bar dividing the left- & right-hand panes allowing you to
> resize the two panes and hide the left-hand nav panel altogether.
> Right now I’m approximating this with a Frameset, but this will not play
> with the ASP.NET architecture.
> Can anyone help? - Len
>