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I have a search page that is not in a frameset but I would like to return the results into a frameset but I can't get the results to show it only shows the cdml code.

Any ideas.

You say that only the cdml code is being displayed. Is this because the the format file is the frameset?

You could look at using the [FMP-Link] tag to pass the search criteria through to the real format file from the frameset file.

All the best.

Garry

Does WebCompanion serve the page?

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Yes, it would make sense that the search criteria is not being passed because the format file from the search page is the frameset file. Would the FMP-link be in the search page as a hidden tag, in the frameset page as a hidden link or in the imbedded results page in the frameset? I have used this tag often just not in this type of situation.

I am using Web companion to serve this.

Thanks,

Wayne

My guess is that you would use it something like this:

<frameset rows="80,*">

<frame src="[FMP-Link: r]&-Format=realfile.html">

I haven't tried this.

Good Luck.

Garry

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That did it. It's a little slow but not bad and gets what I need.

Thanks

You may wish to use "-view" as the action in the first form then insert the "-find" in the framset; e.g.:

<frame src="[FMP-Link: ra]&-Format=realfile.html&-find">

All the best.

Garry

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