When I moved to abandon my own use of frames last year it was a big step. But
I'll certainly never go back. Note that there is still need of <iframe>s, which
allow loading of an independent file into a "subsection" of a page. But now I
hide those and only use them for data transfer between server and client.
Bob
Eric Martz wrote:
At 8/28/05, you wrote:
Eric Martz asked:
And I still don't understand why I am advised not to use frames.
Let's make it clear, you can uses frames if you want ...
Thank you VERY MUCH, David, for this detailed and authoritative
explanation. I found it very helpful!
-Eric
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