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JSP and Frames

 
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Hello All
I have bit of problem when i am trying to frames in JSP. I would like to do the following.

When i click on the left navigation bar, It opens a web page in main frame and it displays the dynamic drop down list with all the values. i would ike to then select one the values available and it should display more information about that selected items in the bottom.

I can display the more information in another page however i can't display more information with dynamic dropdown list.

Here is the code:

function ReLocate()
{
var txt = Trim(document.Selection.item_number.value);

parent.frames[1].location = "item_form.jsp?itemcode=" + txt;
}


Do you guys have any idean how can i resolve this??

thanks in advance..
 
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This has nothing to do with JSP. You might get better responses if you post this in the HTML/Javascript forum.
 
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Moved to the HTML forum.
 
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