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Can I use the Atlas controls to create a scrolling panel in a webform?

Basically I want a master page that defines 90% of the screen height to be a
workspace, with 5% top and bottom for other controls.

The 90% should scroll (up and down) without effecting the top and bottom
placeholders. Frames would be the obvious way, but no way for clicks from
top and bottom to send to the main panel I guess, at least not without
leaving the ASP.NET model far behind and bodging loads of js.

Guidance would be appreciated!

John

John,

You might be interested in PanelSet for ASP.NET. It can create a matrix of
Panels that emulates a frameset UI, with resizable or fixed Panels,
scrollable content and even Splitter objects. Plus, it has postback state
maintenance and greater cosmetic control that a frameset.

http://www.coalesys.com/products/mer...s/panelset.asp

Here are some online samples:

http://www.coalesys.com/products/mer...et/default.asp

Regards,

Joe King
Coalesys, Inc.

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> Can I use the Atlas controls to create a scrolling panel in a webform?
>
> Basically I want a master page that defines 90% of the screen height to be
> a workspace, with 5% top and bottom for other controls.
>
> The 90% should scroll (up and down) without effecting the top and bottom
> placeholders. Frames would be the obvious way, but no way for clicks from
> top and bottom to send to the main panel I guess, at least not without
> leaving the ASP.NET model far behind and bodging loads of js.
>
> Guidance would be appreciated!
>
> John
>