According to Albert Desimone jr:
>Hi ...
>
>With this talk of frames, if <NOFRAMES></NOFORMES> is used like it should
>be (at least the way that I understand it should be used), then a lot
>(and potentially more) of the problems associated with frames go away.
>
>If you use <NOFRAMES></NOFORMES> with SSI:
>
>FRAMESET BORDER="0" FRAMEBORDER="0" FRAMESPACING="0" ROWS="125,*">
> <FRAME SRC="top.html" scrolling="no">
> <FRAME SRC="bottom.html" NAME="picked">
></FRAMESET>
><NOFRAMES>
><!--#include virtual="/services/top.html"-->
><!--#include virtual="/services/bottom.html"-->
></NOFRAMES>
This is of course a very nice solution, however the frameset used
is trivial and therefore will not work with most of more complex
framesets.
This is because a frameset resembles a <TABLE> and you will most
probably violate HTML standards (e.g. HTML 4.0 forbids the use
of <P> within <TD>) when using this implementation scheme.
regards,
Torsten
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