Does outlook bar have to be in a frame?

[JudoDan]

I'm looking at the standard version and considering paying for it (because it's well worth my time). However, does the outlook bar have to be in a frame?

If not, is there a sample of using it in a regular non-frame environment?

Thanks for any help

[AlexKunin]

Yes, it should be placed into a frame (regular <FRAME> or <IFRAME>). No other ways of using it are currently supported.

[JudoDan]

Understood.

The problem I have is this:

I'm wanting to use the outlookbar in a secure site. When the session times out, the main page goes back to the login screen. This is a problem because the main page changes, but the outlookbar stays (because it's in a different frame).

Is there a way I can send the browser back to the login page in the whole browser (get rid of all the frames)?

I know this isn't really an outlookbar question, but I'm guessing people here may have had that problem before...

[AlexKunin]

[darrylc]

I too need a way to get the outlook bar working with out an IFRAME. IFRAME's are pretty much considered obsolete now and as a general rule developers frown on their use whenever possible.

I am wondering why this control has to be in a FRAME, why can it not be placed inside of a DIV?

I currently have it running inside a DIV, but the problem is with alignment, it does not stay inside the DIV, but rather goes to the top left of the screen.

Is there a way we can get this working inside a DIV instead of a FRAME? It would greatly increase the value of this control.

When I purchased this control I was not aware it was a "must" that it work inside an IFRAME, and as such planed to integrate it into a DIV, so I am hoping you can help me with this?

Thanks in advance.