On Jan 18, 2011, at 9:44 AM, Allen wrote:
> Wasn't that the idea of frames. So only one part got uploaded instead of the
> whole page.
Yes, that was the idea behind frames. If your bandwidth is so limited
that you can only send part of a page, a better choice for a post-1997 world
would be to use AJAX. Frames are so anti-web, whose design requires that a URL
be able to locate a particular page. With frames, one URL defines the entire
framed site, which makes bookmarking, linking, etc., impossible.
With templates, the entire page is sent each time. The efficiency comes
on the design end, where the look and feel needs only be designed and
implemented once. Later, if a design change is needed, only one file needs to
be modified.
-- Ed Leafe
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