Monks,

I'm trying to send a variable to two cgi files...is that possible? Here's the lowdown:

1) I have 3 files in a frameset(navigation.cgi, top.cgi, parse.cgi).
2) In navigation.cgi, I have a link "http://www.somehere.com/parse.cgi?file=aaa.exp" and targeting it to the mainFrame (parse.cgi).

What I would like to do is pass the parameter in the URL to top.cgi as well as to parse.cgi. Is this possible? Or am I just speaking jibberish?

If so, how would one go about completing this task?

-Gus

In reply to passing variables to multiple frames by suggus

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