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Re: Question/Brainstorm
Another idea would be to put the music player in a pop up maybe. However it may be blocked by the users pc, but maybe better than frames.
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Well, I am not using frames, already went though the pop up idea, but not to happy with that either. Any other ideas?
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not really, i have come across this issue before and went with the pop up / under. Its a shame there is no way of calling a page into a div really, but then thats just frames so...
well am rambling now anyway...but good luck and let me know what you come up with as i will no doubt come accross this issue again |
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couldn't you use like an iFrame in a div? Would be easy to fit etc...
Last Blog Entry: Apps every Mac based web dev should consider (Jul 10th, 2008)
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I was under the impression that frames are bad...and also bad for SEO. I guess it would not matter for just like the bottom of every page or something...but well...what do you guys think?
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correct me if i am wrong but are iframes widely unsupported in older browsers??
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Like he said, "but since it is really a private website" if he knows what it will be run on and its an intranet site I think an Iframe would be acceptable. I hate frames, and if there was a way to do some kind of include instead of using a frame to keep the player going without refreshing on every page I would love to know about it. Or go with a small pop up. Most blockers will allow pop ups if the user initiates them.
Last Blog Entry: Apps every Mac based web dev should consider (Jul 10th, 2008)
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Ajax, baby.
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Forgot about the jax heh.
Last Blog Entry: Apps every Mac based web dev should consider (Jul 10th, 2008)
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That was I was going to suggest... Let me introduce you to Ajax, your new best friend.
Here's what I recommend: <a href="page2.asp" onclick="GetContent('page2.html'); return false;">page 2</a> Where... 1. The links work as usual for search engines and browsers without JS. Search engines will index the pages as usual. 2. Users with JS enabled will not follow the link. 3. Instead, Ajax will ask the server for the content of the page and you can update you xHtml accordingly (which will have the same effect as an iFrame, only a lot more Web2.0! LOL) page2.asp has something like: <html> <head> <title>Page 2</title> </head> <body> <!--#include file='page2.html'//--> </body> </html> page2.html has something like: <h1>Page title</h1> <p>A pararaph</p> GetContent is a JS function that will use ajax to retrive the server response for page2.html. Easy peasy! LOL
Last Blog Entry: Random String in Javascript (Apr 21st, 2008)
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