Re: Working with frames ...

Depends on the browser. For what it's worth, this sorta of question falls in the category of "why bother -- this is what the web is, so why try and change it?"... really... people WANT to see the URLs, they WANT to bookmark stuff easily, send page links to their friends, etc etc. That's what the web "does". They will also see the URL when they hover over links in the status bar of most browsers, unless you "hide" that with JS. Incidently, if I had to choose between frames and hiding the address using a pop-up javascript window, the JS window would be easier to implement. You could probably also hide the URLs using "cloaking" (not sure of the real term for it) with Apache. Unless you're doing something REALLY secret, like banking or something, I'd just deal with the URLs in the address bar. Even then, it's easy for anyone to view the source... so what are you hiding? Justin on 20/10/02 12:40 AM, Jean-Marc Godart (jean-marc@godart.net) wrote: > Hello, > > Not really a question about PHP but I am sure you will not mind helping me > ... > > To avoid the URL of the pages to appear in the address bar, I would like to > work with frames. Though, what happens then if the user wants to put the > site in his favorites ? Which page (frame or frame content ?) is stored in > the favorites ? How can I control this ? > > By advance, thank you for your help. > > Regards, > > Jean-Marc > > >