Re: php and html frames

Personally I believe that frames are no good. It's kind of a 'design school' where simplicity and commom standards heavily rule my work. A lot of usability inserted. On this context, just resuming my theories, I believe frames confuses users. Anyway, linking the subject with PHP, maybe, just MAYBE, programmers naturally follow a direction of simplicity on their code. OOP and stuff. And generally applying these aspects of coding style to other parts of the work. It's a commom sense among strong designers that frames are bad. More on this subject can be found here: -- Julio Nobrega. Um dia eu chego lá: http://sourceforge.net/projects/toca "Peter" <php_guy@visors.com.hk> wrote in message news:Pine.LNX.4.21.0110140311260.21689-100000@ns.visors.com.hk... > Hi, > > I am new to PHP and I have been writing some PHP scripts for projects > lately. > > I have noticed that many PHP sites do not use frames. I have experimented > with PHP and HTML frames and they seem to work fine in combination. > However, a lot of websites that I have seen seem to use the modularity > feature of PHP (combing different php files to look like one page) and > not use frames. > > I was wondering is there any thing wrong with using frames on PHP pages or > is frames just a passing fad that's fading out? > > Or maybe I am just not visiting enought PHP sites? > > Thanks. > > Peter >