The <HIDDEN-FRAME> element is used to specify the initial content and size of the
hidden frame in an IMF application. As the initial content of the hidden frame is of
little consequence to a web site developer, the url attribute should not be specified
unless there is a good reason for doing so. Sometimes it is useful to expand the width
of the hidden frame during debugging of custom tool routines.
<hidden-frame url="$IMF/imfBlankWhite.jsp" width="0" />
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<SITE-CONFIG> |
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url |
The URL of the document that should appear in the hidden frame when the application opens. Defaults to imfBlankWhite.jsp.
The URL can contain the special variable $IMF to specify that the document is relative to the IMF installation directory.
Absolute URLs may also be used. URLs that don't start with http: or $IMF are
resolved relative to the location of the XML file.
Optional, defaults to "$IMF/imfBlankWhite.jsp".
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width |
The width of the hidden frame window, in pixels. Optional, defaults to 0.
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The <HIDDEN-FRAME> element is optional, and may appear once
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Example:
<HIDDEN-FRAME url="$IMF/imfBlankWhite.jsp" width="0" />