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IHTMLFrameSetElement Interface


This interface specifies a frameset.

IHTMLFrameSetElement Methods

get_border Retrieves the width of the border.
get_borderColor Retrieves the borderColor property.
get_cols Retrieves the cols property.
get_frameBorder Retrieves the frameBorder property.
get_frameSpacing Retrieves the frameSpacing property.
get_name Retrieves the name property.
get_onbeforeunload Retrieves a pointer to the event handler function associated with the onbeforeunload event before a FRAME element is unloaded.
get_onload Retrieves a pointer to the event handler function associated with the onload event before a FRAME element is loaded.
get_onunload Retrieves a pointer to the event handler function associated with the onunload event before a FRAME element is unloaded.
get_rows Retrieves the rows property.
put_border Sets the type of window border.
put_borderColor Sets the borderColor property.
put_cols Sets the cols property.
put_frameBorder Sets the frameBorder property.
put_frameSpacing Sets the frameSpacing property.
put_name Sets the name property.
put_onbeforeunload Sets a pointer to the event handler function associated with the onbeforeunload event before a FRAME element is unloaded.
put_onload Sets a pointer to the event handler function associated with the onload event before a FRAME element is loaded.
put_onunload Sets a pointer to the event handler function associated with the onunload event before a FRAME element is unloaded.
put_rows Sets the rows property.

Interface Information

Implementation System (Mshtml.dll)
Inherits from IDispatch
Header and IDL files Mshtml.h, Mshtml.idl
Minimum availability Internet Explorer 4.0
Minimum operating systems Windows 95, Windows NT 4.0

Windows CE

Windows CE Use version 2.12 and later
Minimum availability Internet Explorer 4.0

Remarks

Framesets are used to organize multiple frames and nested framesets. A frameset organizes multiple frames on the screen. The only tags valid within a frameset are FRAME, nested FRAMESET, and NOFRAMES.

The FRAMESET element is a block element.



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