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The client would love their app to work just like Visual Studio with
auto-hide panels, but that's not realistic. I am, however looking for ideas
or samples on how to make the user able to show and hide a frame on demand.
The app is currently using HTML frames and any solution that doesnt involve
ripping them out is best. I'll condider other techniques but that would
mean a higher price quote that might not get approved.

Thanks.

I would use the third-party panels out there, such as radSplitter by Telerik
(http://www.telerik.com/products/aspn...overview.aspx),
ComponentArt's splitter(http://www.componentart.com/webui/splitter.aspx), or
ComponentOne's WebSplitter
(http://www.componentone.com/Products...seASPNET.aspx). These
are all way more effective and easy to maintain then frames.


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Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

"Eric Hohnbaum" <> wrote in message
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> The client would love their app to work just like Visual Studio with
> auto-hide panels, but that's not realistic. I am, however looking for
> ideas or samples on how to make the user able to show and hide a frame on
> demand. The app is currently using HTML frames and any solution that
> doesnt involve ripping them out is best. I'll condider other techniques
> but that would mean a higher price quote that might not get approved.
>
> Thanks.
>
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