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Hi

If you want Content Frame in scroll bar use div tag.

HTH
Ravikanth


>-----Original Message-----
>ok, Everyone hates frames in .Net. I get this. I
>understand that user controls should be used to handle
the
>same functionality but I have a few questions. Below is
a
>crude outline of a page.
>
>-------------
>Header Frame
>-------------
>Content Frame
>-------------
>Footer Frame
>-------------
>
>I need the header to always be at the top and the footer
>always at the bottom, in other words always visible.
>
>The header and footer are dynamic in that they have
>different buttons show up depending on the content frame
>(I think we worked out how to make this happen).
>
>The issue is that the content frame needs to scroll in
>some case and not in others.
>
>Is the common practice to then create a user control for
>the content frame?
>
>If this is the case I have about 100 pages to create so
in
>essence I create 100 user controls as well. Is this
right?
>
>Can I just have one aspx page and dynamically change the
>content control?
>
>Last question, I promise. We use form based security
from
>a table I assume I could deny access to the contol based
>on checking the tbale (simulating not loadin the page).
>
>Sorry for all the questions but this is quite new.
Thanks
>in advnace for any advice and input.
>.
>