how to split a page using frameset

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Hello all,
I am creating a point of sale application but I have an issue that I have a page in which I want to show the Product Items and on the same page I want to display the cart.I have done this by using the frame set but the issue is whenever I have added a new item it doesn't show on a cart untill I refresh the whole page.I think I have to use update panel through AJAX.But how could I apply this or any other solution could any one suggest please help me.

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Posted by: Krv on: 11/5/2012 [Member] Starter | Points: 25

0	<frameset cols="50%,50%" dir="ltr" frameborder="1" > <frame name="contents" src="xyz.aspx"> <frame name="main"> <!--<noframes> <pre id="p2"> ================================================================ INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THIS CONTENTS FRAMESET 1. Add the URL of your src="" page for the "contents" frame. 2. Add the URL of your src="" page for the "main" frame. 3. Add a BASE target="main" element to the HEAD of your "contents" page, to set "main" as the default frame where its links will display other pages. ================================================================ </pre> <p id="p1"> This HTML frameset displays multiple Web pages. To view this frameset, use a Web browser that supports HTML 4.0 and later. </p> </noframes>--> </frameset> <body></body> </html> Thanks, R.Vasanth MCTS(SQL Server & BI) http://bigdatatech.blogspot.com Fahadullah1, if this helps please login to Mark As Answer. \| Alert Moderator

<frameset cols="50%,50%" dir="ltr" frameborder="1" >

		<frame name="contents" src="xyz.aspx">

		<frame name="main">

		<!--<noframes>

			<pre id="p2">

================================================================

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THIS CONTENTS FRAMESET

1. Add the URL of your src="" page for the "contents" frame.

2. Add the URL of your src="" page for the "main" frame.

3. Add a BASE target="main" element to the HEAD of your 

	"contents" page, to set "main" as the default frame   

	where its links will display other pages. 

================================================================

</pre>

			<p id="p1">

				This HTML frameset displays multiple Web pages. To view this frameset, use a 

				Web browser that supports HTML 4.0 and later.

			</p>

		</noframes>-->

	</frameset>

	<body></body>

</html>

Thanks,
R.Vasanth
MCTS(SQL Server & BI)
http://bigdatatech.blogspot.com

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