i want to make a webpage and in that webpage to put other pages(other websites)

use a iframe

Originally Posted by chrishirst

use a iframe

agree 100% use iframe

can i make the websites opened in frames comporte like it is in a browser?

use a iframe

You may use it, but I wouldn`t recommend it. It`s bad tone. This technology uses only in projects of beginner webmasters!

don't be ridiculous.

how are iframes "only used by beginners"???

    <framesrc=http://www.onlinecguru.com name="testing frame" scrolling="auto" noresize>

how are iframes "only used by beginners"???

It`s not professionally! I have never seen serious project with iframes or frames!

Maybe you need more experience then.

hey, try through ASP.NET

lol to be honest, I laughed at the thread title.

But yeah, an iframe would be the best if you want just plain HTML.

Originally Posted by alexxxl

It`s not professionally! I have never seen serious project with iframes or frames!

Try:
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...N%26start%3D42

Just because something isn't used very often or is often misused does not mean it doesn't have a proper use.

Originally Posted by gowrianand

hey, try through ASP.NET

Did you even read the post?

Maybe you need more experience then.

No, IMHO, you need more experience. I have my own position, and you have it too.
I am Offering to keep it, and stop to this unconstructive debate...

If you want to improve the usability of your website, i will suggest the use of AJAX rather than using iframes.

If you want to improve the usability of your website, i will suggest the use of AJAX rather than using iframes.

Completely agree!

The use of AJAX will potentially REDUCE the usability and accessibility of the website NOT improve it.

Many screen readers and assistive devices DO NOT have javascript capabilities, but they are able to handle frames and iframes with no problems.

Plus, AJAX can't be used to load remote websites. JavaScript calls that read or write information are limited to the same domain that makes the call for security reasons.

For an example of a professional project that uses an IFRAME, go here: http://images.google.com/ or here: http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/ or here: http://www.fckeditor.net/demo or countless other places. The very editor that you use every time you make a post right here on Webmaster-Talk is an IFRAME that communicates with a TEXTAREA.

I am pretty sure you can do that with shadowbox and it looks tons better than iframe.
But if you are just building a basic webpage then I would say go with iframe.

Originally Posted by cardinal

I am pretty sure you can do that with shadowbox and it looks tons better than iframe.
But if you are just building a basic webpage then I would say go with iframe.

Read the ORIGINAL QUESTION. The question is this:

i want to make a webpage and in that webpage to put other pages(other websites)

The ONLY WAY to load other websites into a page without using a complex content scraper (which must be server side code), is to use a frame. Besides, your qualification that a shadowbox looks "tons better" than IFRAME is totally nonsensical, since an IFRAME or its container can be styled however you like. I've never used shadowbox, but I'm willing to bet it has a built in IFRAME option, which would be required if you are going to load an external site.

10x all dor help