Author: MaryJones | Posted on: 2/9/2010 1:17:25 AM | Views : 237

Hi,
 
Is there a way to effectively have two "browsers" on one page without using framesets?
My wording may be a bit confusing there, so here is what I'm trying to achieve...
 
Let's say I have a web page that has an asp:textbox and an asp:button. The user types any URL they want (let's use www.asp.net as an example) into the text box and clicks the button.
I then want to load that URL (www.asp.net) into a control, or something, on the page so that I can show that page's content (I do not want to load it into a separate page or replace the current page). I want to specify the placement and size of the control on my page. I also want to be able to access the page source of the content that's been loaded into the control from my code-behind.
I know that "some" of this can be achieved using framesets but not all, and as I understand it, framesets are on t ...

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