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hi,
I am using kendoUI.
I have three views in my splitter in left-pane,center-pane and right-pane.
I have loaded left-pane and center-pane views inside the splitter using iframes and third view is empty.

The view which is in my center-pane contains a button "details",when i click on this button the corresponding details has to display on the view page which is in the right-pane.

Any suggestions..
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Updated 31-Jul-12 0:12am
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Don't use iframes. You can use frames and send messages between them. You can't do that with iframes, AFAIK.
 
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charan1431 4-Aug-12 4:03am    
hi,
I am using frames in my application,I have three frames,i wrote like
<frameset cols="25%,*,25%">
<frame name ="f1" src="../SearchCriteria/Index.cshtml"/>
<frame name="f2" src="../SearchResults/Index.cshtml" />
<frame name="f3" src="../SearchProfile/Index.cshtml" />
</frameset>
when i am debugging the application,empty page is displaying in my output.
can u tell where i did mistake?
my view path is: View->SearchCriteria->Index.cshtml
View->SearchResults ->Index.cshtml
View->SearchProfile ->Index.cshtml
Christian Graus 4-Aug-12 4:05am    
I have no idea what your mistake is. If it's all blank, view source to see what's in your frames. Also set breakpoints in your controllers to see if they are called. But, one thing I see, never use relative paths. Another is, never put the .cshtml. It's /SearchCriteria/Index. What you put there should generate an error message, not a blank page.
charan1431 4-Aug-12 4:53am    
Initially i gave "/SearchCriteria/index only,later i have changed as shown in the above.at the frameset tag,it is showing(XHTML 1.0 Transitional):Element frameset is not supported.can i add any tags for the frameset?
charan1431 4-Aug-12 5:51am    
hi,
Is it possible to use a frameset in a Visual Studio 2010 Asp.NET MVC application
I searched for this ,most of the posts saying that,Framesets are used upto VS2005 only.
Christian Graus 4-Aug-12 16:31pm    
Framesets appear to be an out of date HTML construct. You probably can, but you shouldn't. You don't need it any how, you can just name your frames and they can refer to each other by name in js

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