 | | | OT: Remoting with IFRAMES | OT: Remoting with IFRAMES 2004-02-17 - By Jim Cheng
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Thomas Eriksson wrote:
> I just have to work in IE 5.5 and later so have you got a solution for that
> you are great!! Maybe I can narrow it down to juts IE 6.0 and later browsers
> too.
>
> Do you have any example of that clever hidden IFRAME elements so I wouldn't
> have to reload a page.
IFRAMEs could work for you if you're limiting your application
to just Internet Explorer 5.5+ and/or the Mozilla family of
browsers (a.k.a. Netscape 6+). Note that Javascript will need
to be enabled for things to work, though some users will have
this turned off to avoid pop-up ads. Just be sure to test your
code on the Macintosh version of IE as well, it's somewhat
different from the Windows versions.
Here's a few links that describe the technique:
http://www.pxl8.com/iframes.html
http://glish.com/articles/apple/rs_with_iframe.html
Jim
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