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penguinboy
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malcolmboston wrote: iframes at the moment should be avoided, just as CSS2,
object classes etc should be avoided until several
'unnamed' browsers catch up.
FYI: Most people don't know but iframes are html 4.01. W3C LINK

So any browser that supports html 4.01, should support the iframe.
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Post by igoy »

to Nay

Well, Flash is not just about eyecandy so that everyone can see it.

I been using flash to creat some admin panel for myself and my company since it can do some nice things.
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Post by m3mn0n »

penguinboy wrote:
malcolmboston wrote: iframes at the moment should be avoided, just as CSS2,
object classes etc should be avoided until several
'unnamed' browsers catch up.
FYI: Most people don't know but iframes are html 4.01. W3C LINK

So any browser that supports html 4.01, should support the iframe.
Just because a browser supports a specification, doesn't mean it supports all of the specification. :wink:

/me wants a standardized browser framework that supports everything =\
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Post by malcolmboston »

thank you

<-- was feeling bullied
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Post by Draco_03 »

Normal frames would work good, but.. mhh iframe would work on Mozilla anyways so what s the prob ?
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