HTML: Possible to Imbed a Frame Within a Table?

[GTaudiophile]

So that only the contents of the frame within a table change and not the entire page? Hope that makes sense...

 

[kgraeme]

Frame? No. iFrame? Yes. iLayer? Yes.

 

[Supermercado]

I don't think you can do it with regular frames, but it can be done with iframes. As far as I know, though, those are only supported by Internet Explorer, so you'd probably be better off finding a different way to do it that's not browser-dependent, unless other browsers can do them now.

 

[hx009]

Originally posted by: kgraeme
Frame? No. iFrame? Yes. iLayer? Yes.

Crossbrowser compatible? No.

 

[GTaudiophile]

Hmmm...ok. I've been playing with iFrames, but didn't know they were only supported by IE. May just do it the old-fashioned way then.

 

[gopunk]

if mozilla/netscape is really html 4.0 w3c compliant, like it claims, it should support iframe

 

[ComputerMonkey]

Do it in flash instead!

 

[gopunk]

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Hmmm...ok. I've been playing with iFrames, but didn't know they were only supported by IE. May just do it the old-fashioned way then.

test it out.... any html 4.0 compliant browser will support it

 

[kt]

Originally posted by: ComputerMonkey
Do it in flash instead!

Oh no...

 

[Moonbender]

Mozilla certainly can display iframes.

 

[TheOmegaCode]

Originally posted by: Moonbender
Mozilla certainly can display iframes.

Yeah, Mozilla's been able to display iframes for a little while now. Before I learned how to use $_GET I used iframes...

 

[Moonbender]

W0t? I mean, I know what you're talking about, but how do iframes substitute $_GET? :Q

 

[TheOmegaCode]

Originally posted by: Moonbender
W0t? I mean, I know what you're talking about, but how do iframes substitute $_GET? :Q

No, never said they did I used iframes to give a static page "dynamic looking" content (this was a long time ago), and then I realised that scripting languages actually were dynamic

 

[Moonbender]

Roger that.