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Re: Scout secrets revealed
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lugnet.robotics
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Wed, 3 Nov 1999 18:13:32 GMT
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Points taken.
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> I will say this though, it's difficult to find a popular
> professional site that uses frames... even when you could logically
> make a good "navigation" argument for it.
Main reason for that (I think) is the bookmark/url problem, which indeed
started this thread. But it is possible to use frames that *are*
bookmarkable[1]. I don't use on my site because of some technical issues,
but I would expect some 'professional' sites to come up with that.
Eric
[1] When using asp or cold fusion, tell each frame by a url-variable which
page it is to display.
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| (...) Strictly speaking, not true. A large page with navigation along the top is much better for those with limited screen real estate than a large page in a frame with a navigation frame at the top. Without frames, as soon as the user scrolls down (...) (25 years ago, 3-Nov-99, to lugnet.robotics)
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