Alternative approach to frames....?

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Alternative approach to frames....?

Mar 23rd, 2008

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I am a beginner with asp.net. I want to make a menu towards the left with content area towards the right. Just simple clicking link in the left frame and displaying data in the right frame.. only that I don't want to use frames and I'd like the menu to not to scroll up with the content on the right. Also, I can't use ajax controls, don't want to use flash and don't know java too well...

In the website I wanted to put link buttons/image buttons in the menu to display data in a gridview.

Any type of approach to do the above is welcome.. css/css2,tables,master pages, little bit of this n that, etc...

Thanks in advance