Simple (I think) IFRAME problem

This problem has me stumped. It shouldn't. It seems that this should be
extremely simple. But it does.
I have a page with two IFRAMES. The first IFRAME contains the data. The
second contains somewhat of a "Tools" layout.
DEFAULT.aspx
FRAME1 -- Data.. can be any page.
FRAME2 -- TOOLBAR.aspx
I have a Link Button on TOOLBAR.aspx. This button, when clicked, needs
to load OtherPage.aspx. Sounds simple enough. But it needs to load that
into FRAME1.
For the life of me I can't think of a clean way to pull this off. Any
suggestions?
Thanks.
--SimTwo-step process. Have TOOLBAR.aspx run client script that calls a
procedure in DEFAULT.aspx. The function in DEFAULT.aspx will then load
FRAME1.
"SimeonArgus" <simeontrash@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> This problem has me stumped. It shouldn't. It seems that this should be
> extremely simple. But it does.
> I have a page with two IFRAMES. The first IFRAME contains the data. The
> second contains somewhat of a "Tools" layout.
> DEFAULT.aspx
> FRAME1 -- Data.. can be any page.
> FRAME2 -- TOOLBAR.aspx
> I have a Link Button on TOOLBAR.aspx. This button, when clicked, needs
> to load OtherPage.aspx. Sounds simple enough. But it needs to load that
> into FRAME1.
> For the life of me I can't think of a clean way to pull this off. Any
> suggestions?
> Thanks.
> --Sim
>