PHP or iFrame..., how do I work them anyways??? |
PHP or iFrame..., how do I work them anyways??? |
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OK, so I am setting up the site for http://www.glamgirlgifts.com, and they want where the links on the left and the header at the top never change or reload, and have the window on the right display everything.
So I have 2 pickles... 1. do I use one large php page and have all the different things show up in hidden tables, or do I use an iFrame, and set up the buttons to controll the iFrame? 2. HEEEEEELLLLLLLPPP!!!! I don't know a whole lot about scripting in PHP or iFrames. I know HTML, and I can do CSS, but I don't know how to controll an iFram using external links. (BTW, I have set up some rollover states, but they don't seem to want to work in FF. I used the onmouseover = and onmouseclick = commands, but they are only responding in IE.) |
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*mipadi* |
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If you have access to PHP, I'd use PHP. Frames are nasty things, and most web designers try to stay away from them. They make it very hard for users to bookmark a specific state of your website, whereas that it is easier to do with PHP.
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