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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 03/07/07 19:53
jamiil wrote:
> Yes, you are absolutely right, a bit of reading will do a lot of good,
> not only to me, but to you as well. As I said "...I want you to know
> that it is true what you have said about frames, and I completely
> agree with you two [jonathan & toby]."
Okay "...I want you to know that it is true what you have said about
frames"
What is true, said more than one thing and you neither quoted nor
express exactly what thing about frames that you are referring to.
>
> Yes, I realize that posting a URL would be much better than the few
> lines of code, However, I don't have the luxury and/or privilege of
> having a website. I can hardly feed my cat with the money I make,
> ha,ha,ha. So, I am sorry for the few lines of code.
A 200+ is not a few and if you are developing a *web* page where do you
precisely intend to put it? The Web? Also, how much is too much? is
$0.00 too much? You could use a *free* server for just development,
testing, and Usenet examples!
>
> On another front, thanks for the webpage you suggested, I have been
> visiting so many websites and reading so many webpages; as I said, I
> know little, but there are certain areas, in the little bit that I
> know, that are a bit grayish still, thus the posting on this subject.
> Please note, I am writing this page only so that I can learn the turns
> and corners of 'html frames', that's it.
My advice is don't bother. Frames were a 'hack' added back in the 90's
when web development was in its infancy and server-side scripting was
not readily available. They have always be problematic. If you are
learning, learn circa 2007 not circa 1995. If you are learning to drive
an automobile would you bother to study how to use the spark-advance and
throttle levers?
>
> Thank you so very much for the help, I will continue my reading and
> developing my knowledge in html thanks to people like you who take the
> time to point me in the right direction.
Sure do the tutorials, do some practice pages, and if you have
questions, put up some example code somewhere and come armed with your
question and URL...
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Take care,
Jonathan
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