>The main limitation of this technique is that the screen must completely
>redraw with each new frameset. But because the browser will likely be
>caching the files that remain constant from frameset to frameset, there
>should not be a significant lag. Advantages are: (a) it is still a true
>framed document; but users (b) can bookmark unique, accurate URLs for
>each page on the site; and (c) can expect predictable behaviour from the
>browser's Back and Forward buttons.
Brent, it almost seems pointless to use frames at all if you are going to
redraw the entire page every time <G> You might as well just bag the
frames and do it the "normal" way.
I know that you know this, I'm just pulling your chain a bit ;-)
Barry
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Web Design & Development - Online Marketing <http://www.ToTheWeb.com>
Connecting Businesswomen in Asia <http://www.women-connect-asia.com>
The Pan-Asian Online Underwater Magazine <http://www.asiandiver.com>
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