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JRLobdell

2005-10-31, 6:28 pm

Hi,
This is a strange request by my client. What he would like to do is bring in
another website into an area within his website rather that go to the linked
site with a target blank. In other words like the picture in picture in a TV.
Can this be done and if so has anyone done this?
Thanks,
Joy

Mick White

2005-10-31, 6:28 pm

JRLobdell wrote:

> Hi,
> This is a strange request by my client. What he would like to do is bring in
> another website into an area within his website rather that go to the linked
> site with a target blank. In other words like the picture in picture in a TV.
> Can this be done and if so has anyone done this?

Yes. Frames.
Mick

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2005-10-31, 6:28 pm

Ew. Ew ew ew!

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"Mick White" <himselfBOGUS@mickweb.com> wrote in message
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> JRLobdell wrote:
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> Yes. Frames.
> Mick
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rilkesf

2005-10-31, 6:28 pm

Look into the <iframe> tag. It does exactly what you're describing. However, be aware that it's subject to the same accessibility problems that normal frames are.

Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com

2005-10-31, 6:28 pm

JRLobdell wrote:
> Hi,
> This is a strange request by my client. What he would like to do is
> bring in another website into an area within his website rather that
> go to the linked site with a target blank. In other words like the
> picture in picture in a TV. Can this be done and if so has anyone
> done this? Thanks,

A frameset will allow this. But *before* implementing such solution, I would
suggest to check if the "other" site doesn't include a "frames buster".

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2005-10-31, 10:23 pm

"Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com" <thierry@212utah.invalid> wrote in message
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> JRLobdell wrote:
>
> A frameset will allow this. But *before* implementing such solution, I
> would
> suggest to check if the "other" site doesn't include a "frames buster".

and that your client has permission to do what he wants to do!

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