"B. Cravens" wrote:
>
> Sounds to me like the page with your frameset has some sort of "You don't
> support frames" message. Depending on how you have the custom tag/filter
> implemented, it might be stripping out all of your frameset coding, thus
> leaving only your "no frames" message. I'm not familiar with that tag, but
> it seems like if put in your application.cfm, it would strip out all markup.
>
Thanks again Billy. However, upon further testing I've found that just
the mere presence of an Application.cfm file causes the "no frames ..."
message to appear. I have removed all cfm code from both the frames
page and the Application.cfm page. If I rename the Application.cfm page
to Application.htm, the frames page shows up w/o a problem. Still
awaiting further suggestions.
Thanks,
Andrew C. Davis
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