you can have 33 parameters, if you'd like.

You can define CODE and Company parameters as static and assign those values, for example.

[EDIT]

For dynamic values, you can pass CODE and Company in a querystring or via form submission.

To pass it in querystring, your link to the page with IFrame module on it should include ?CODE=123&Company=456 at the end of url.

Then, in IFrame Options, create two querystring parameters, name them whatever you want, but make sure that textbox after dropdown (where you select Pass-through QueryString), has the correct QueryString parameter name - CODE for one and Company for the other. When you save it, the list of querystring parameters should look like:

CODE	Pass-Through QueryString (CODE)

Company

Pass-Through QueryString (Company)

NOTE: if you DON'T pass that querystring but you have IFrame waiting for it, the IFrame will pass those params WITHOUT value (?CODE=&Company=)

First of all, parameter/value pairs are connected to each other with an ampersand symbol. So, the proper format for your url would be http://localhost/EshopWebSiteGeneration.aspx?CODE=3&PU=81&NAME=egoIT

Second, the answer to your question woudl depend on your intentions:

Scenario 1: The COMPANY and CODE is always the same for every single user on your site

In this case, you need to define COMPANY and CODE as STATIC parameters and give them the values of egoIT and 3 repectively. The url needs to be set to just http://localhost/EshopWebSiteGeneration.aspx - all the querystring parameters will be automatically added by teh module.

Scenario 2: The COMPANY and CODE are passed to the page where IFrame module is installed as they are different for different cases.

In this case, you've defined your querystring parameters correctly. URL needs to be just http://localhost/EshopWebSiteGeneration.aspx BUT the url to the page where IFrame module is intalled must include the parameters CODE and COMPANY

I suspect that your case falls under the first scenario. Right?