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startFrameset

The startFrameset macro marks the beginning of a frameset definition. You define a frame page with the startFrameset, endFrameset, and frame 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:

border

Specifies the space between the frames.

cols

Specifies the quantity and sizes of the columns in the frame set.

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).

onload

Specifies the onLoad handler of the frame set.

onunload

Specifies the onUnload handler of the frame set.

rows

Specifies the quantity and sizes of the rows in the frame set.