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Frames/iframes


Williamsson

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Hello! :)I'm building a webshop that won't update more than it needs, for example it won't reload the whole webpage when you are clicking down among the categorys.Thing is, when I use frames, it works perfectly in Chrome, but not in FF or IE.When I use iframes, it only shows half of my header file.So, my questions are:1. What are the differences between frames and iframes?2. What should I do to solve the problem?Thanks in advance! :)My codes are:Index:

<HTML><HEAD><META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="Krigsgrossisten, warhammer"</META><META NAME="description" CONTENT="Söker du warhammer figurer till billiga priser? Välkommen in!"</META></HEAD><BODY><iframe name="top" src="head.html" frameborder="0" align="center" scrolling="no" width="100%" heigth="20%"></BODY></HTML>

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<HTML><BODY><div align="right"><object width="70" height="15"><param name="login" value="flash\login_butt.swf"><embed src="flash\login_butt.swf" width="70" height="25"></embed></object></div><IMG SRC="pic\kg-logo.jpg" ALIGN="LEFT"HEIGTH="150"WIDTH="100"><br><h1><center>Krigsgrossisten</center></h1><HR ALIGN="left"WIDTH="100%"><center><object width="500" height="25"><param name="menu" value="flash\menu.swf"><embed src="flash\menu.swf" width="550" height="50"></embed></object></center><HR ALIGN="left"WIDTH="100%"></BODY></HTML>

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Frames or iframes are generally a bad idea to use. Especially for a store front website. Your users will not be able to bookmark category or product pages if you are opening them in frames and it will be hard to get indexed by search engines.If you really want to only load pieces of the page at a time look at AJAX. Frames will cause you more harm than the little good they provide.

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