Ronald Jaramillo wrote: > A year ago I had a nightmarish experience trying to debug a servlet > application running on tomcat where the culprit was a weird > interaction between nested framesets, IE and sessions. We ended with > a hackish solution that loaded one document at a time by triggering > the next load using javascript and the "onload" handler of the > previous document, phew %P > I still get nervous ticks when I hear the F*s word... > Ronald
Ok, i'll explain why i need frames. We are going to implement sidebar. It will be in windows IE API, and will look like Favorities panel in IE (on left). It is going to be such in real product. Before sidebar is implemented we need a working product prototype. And frameset is the slosest solution to business model i'm choosing. Links in main frame can lead to outside world, i.e. to http://yahoo.com, while sidebar (or, in my case left frame) with product logo, top navigation and other stuff will remain on its place. Any other ideas? I don't see so far.
