Re: Browsers: Internet Explorer/Netscape : wich versions accept Frames (HTML) and PHP code interpreter ?

From: Date: Sat, 20 Jul 2002 03:23:41 +0000
Subject: Re: Browsers: Internet Explorer/Netscape : wich versions accept Frames (HTML) and PHP code interpreter ?
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Lgualti wrote:
Please, I need the following information: - from wich version of Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator: - frames are accepted ? (if it necessary any pluggin, please inform too).
Netscape began supporting frames in v2. IE began supporting them in v3. The majority of IE users have IE5 or higher. Corporate users (who have no choice) may have IE4 due to a policy set three/four years ago they can't change, and users of Windows 3.11 (which will have its tenth anniversary in a year and a bit, yippee), if they somehow want to use a version of IE, probably won't go any higher than IE3. As for Netscape, most users have v2 or higher. There's only (TMK) one user of IE2 worldwide - and that's me :-).
- PHP code are accepted (called from php/bin) ? (If it necessary any pluggin, please inform too).
PHP is server-side, so the browser is utterly irrelevant. (two notes, though - 1. Frame support is integral to the browser. You won't find a frames-less browser that will start supporting them because of a patch or plugin. 2. It's spelt "plugin", not "pluggin".) Hope this helps :-) [OT: I've started hitting { or } every time I think "bracket". That scares me. :OT] -- Mark Gallagher http://cyberfuddle.com/infinitebabble/

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