Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
It *is* possible that Mozilla now supports iFrames, I haven't kept up
with it's development.
Dude, you need to get out more :-) IFRAME is part of the HTML 4.0
spec: <http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/present/frames.html#edef-IFRAME>
Old news. It works fine in Moz, Opera, Konqueror...
I'm not sure about the object tag idea... I've never seen it used that
way but that certainly doesn't mean it won't work. My understanding is
that it embeds content in a page that is recognized by one plug-in or
another... I suspect it wouldn't help in this case, but I could be wrong.
And you can use OBJECT to include anything -- text files, HTML files,
images, whatever; if it's a "browser-native" format, it'll just be
displayed.
Something like this:
<object
type="text/html" data="alert-js.html"
height="100px" width="300px">
</object>
:: will include the page referenced as "data".
Now, if there is a way that I don't know about to target a layer, that
could do the trick.
Still, the most reliable solution for the problem at hand is probably
the META refresh...
FWIW!
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