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frame

The frame macro specifies a frame on a frameset page. You define a frameset page with the startFrameset, frameab, and endFrameset macros. For example:

<PDM_MACRO name=startFrameset. . .>
<PDM_MACRO name=frame . .>
<PDM_MACRO name=frame . .>
. . . 
<PDM_MACRO name=endFrameset >

This macro has the following properties:

extra=string

Specifies a string of keywords in the same way as in an HTML <frame> statement, with quotes escaped as required.

frame_name=name

(Required) Specifies a name for the frame (the "name" argument on an HTML <frame> statement).

frameborder=yes|no

Specifies whether the frame has a border (the "frameborder" argument on an HTML <frame> statement).

id=name

(Required) Specifies the JavaScript ID of the frame (the "id" argument on an HTML <frame> statement).

marginheight=number

Specifies the size of the top and bottom margins (the "marginheight" argument on an HTML <frame> statement).

marginwidth=number

Specifies the size of the top and bottom margins (the "marginwidth" argument on an HTML <frame> statement).

noresize=true|false

Specifies whether the frame is resizable (the "noresize" keyword on an HTML <frame> statement).

scrolling=auto|yes|no

Specifies whether the frame has a scroll bar (the "scrolling" argument on an HTML <frame> statement).

style=string

Specifies CSS style information for the frame (the "style" argument on an HTML <frame> statement).

tabindex=number

Specifies the tab index of the frame (the "tabindex" argument on an HTML <frame> statement).

title=text

Specifies the title for screen reader users.

web_form_name=string

Specifies the code name of an object in the web_form factory where CA Service Desk Manager can obtain the URL for the form displayed in the frame. This property is effective only when web_form_url is not specified.

web_form_url=string

Specifies the URL of the form that displays in the frame.