Posted by jamiil on 03/08/07 10:10

"WHOA! STOP! "

Sorry if I offended you in any way, RELAX man!!

On Mar 7, 2:53 pm, "Jonathan N. Little" <lws4...@centralva.net> wrote:
> 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...
>
> --
> Take care,
>
> Jonathan
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