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  • fartsniff
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    PHP and FRAMES/NOFRAMES question

    hello all,
    i am using FRAMES on my PHP site, basically i am using just on frame
    with the entire site inside. this is mainly for cosmetics so that
    http://www.mydomain.com always is displayed in the address bar instead
    of every single variable and value being passed ;) a cleaner look imo.

    anyways, my index.htm looks like this:
    <html>
    <head>
    <title>mydomain .com</title>
    <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
    </head>
    <frameset rows="100%,*" frameborder=no framespacing="0 " border="0">
    <frame src="/index.php" name="frame1" noresize>
    <frame src="/index.htm">
    </frameset><nofra mes></noframes>
    <body>
    </body>
    </html>

    the index.htm is the "default" document, but the real content starts with
    index.php.

    what is the best approach for using the NOFRAMES option so that if the
    browser
    isnt frames-friendly, that it goes back to the "old" way, i.e. just loading
    up
    index.php ?

    would i just use a meta refresh 0 w/index.php in the NOFRAMES tag ? it's
    hard
    to test since all of my browsers like frames ;)

    thanks all.


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    • Justin Koivisto
      #2
      Re: PHP and FRAMES/NOFRAMES question

      fartsniff wrote:[color=blue]
      > hello all,
      > i am using FRAMES on my PHP site, basically i am using just on frame
      > with the entire site inside. this is mainly for cosmetics so that
      > http://www.mydomain.com always is displayed in the address bar instead
      > of every single variable and value being passed ;) a cleaner look imo.
      >
      > anyways, my index.htm looks like this:
      > <html>
      > <head>
      > <title>mydomain .com</title>
      > <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
      > </head>
      > <frameset rows="100%,*" frameborder=no framespacing="0 " border="0">
      > <frame src="/index.php" name="frame1" noresize>
      > <frame src="/index.htm">
      > </frameset>[/color]

      <noframes><?p hp include 'index.php'; ?></noframes>
      [color=blue]
      > <body>
      > </body>
      > </html>
      >
      > the index.htm is the "default" document, but the real content starts with
      > index.php.
      >
      > what is the best approach for using the NOFRAMES option so that if the
      > browser
      > isnt frames-friendly, that it goes back to the "old" way, i.e. just loading
      > up
      > index.php ?
      >
      > would i just use a meta refresh 0 w/index.php in the NOFRAMES tag ? it's
      > hard
      > to test since all of my browsers like frames ;)[/color]

      If the browser doesn't support frames, chances are it doesn't support
      meta refresh either - see above

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      Justin Koivisto - spam@koivi.com
      PHP POSTERS: Please use comp.lang.php for PHP related questions,
      alt.php* groups are not recommended.

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