help framing

Thanks for the help, go to www.skytitleagency.com/tech.htm you will see a
button to logon, which loads as its own page, we would like the login page to
display within the graphics of our current page, does that help.

Where is the "current page"? Is it on the same domain? In the same site?

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"Chuck110540" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Thanks for the help, go to www.skytitleagency.com/tech.htm you will see a
button to logon, which loads as its own page, we would like the login page
to
display within the graphics of our current page, does that help.

You could only do this as an iFrame from the looks of it because the
web-application is not on your server. I would talk to the company whom you
purchased this application/service from though because I would suspect that
they have a template system built into their program so that you could wrap
your header/footer around their program on every page to make it appear like
your site even though it is obviously not from the address.

It resides on our server, its a module from a software program we purchased to process our business. That's why its so generic looking.

Just edit the Login.aspx page so it contains your graphics, look and feel, etc.