Creating a Page with Two Frames

Use os_frameset to partition a single view area into multiple view areas. Every os_framed_page object contains a frameset that partitions the available area.

The following example creates the Web page page with two frames. The enumerator os_frameset::row() is used to partition the browser display area into two row areas. One area is set to 20% of the display area and the other is set to 80%. The contents of the file image2.html are displayed in the first display area, and the contents of the file image4.html are displayed in the second display area.

Example <ospace/web/examples/ frame1.cpp>


  #include <iostream.h>
#include <ospace/web.h>

int main()
  {
  os_framed_page page( "Frame#1 Example", os_frameset::row, "20%", "80%" );

  page << os_frame( "image2.html" )
       << os_frame( "image4.html" );

  cout << page;
  return 0;
  }