Not new to design but have a question!

Rob · August 13th, 2003, 01:32 AM

You could implement an IFRAME like this:-

<iframe width=xxx height=xxx src="blah.php"></iframe>

Here is an example of one in use for an ASP page:-

<iframe width=780 height=400 src="http://www.dotmagic.co.uk"> </iframe>

kyle · August 13th, 2003, 06:10 AM

Can you put a php page in an IFRAME? If so how?

vor · August 16th, 2003, 06:34 PM

kyle, Iframes work very much like how normal frames work, cept iframes are floating frames. Meaning you can put an Iframe anywhere, for example in a table cell. You can give the iframe a Name="frame1" and have your links or forms Target="frame1", like how you would do regular frames.

Iframes are a great new feature in webbrowsers. You can put anything you want in the Src attribute. Any url you can dream of can be used.

Iframes work in IE5+ and Netscape 6+ . If any of your projects require you to use earlier versions then iframes wont be available. Netscape 4 did have a Layer Tag, But was pretty useless compaired to iframe.