[Seaside] Displaying Seaside Components in frames
Ben Schroeder
bschroeder at procro.com
Thu Aug 21 18:12:17 CEST 2003
Avi Bryant wrote:
> Ah, good point. I hadn't thought of that.
>
> So, yeah, for now the way you did it is the only easy way.
> Maybe there
> should be a way to somehow turn off the body tag in
> WAHtmlResponse... ?
Or something like the way <head> children are handled? Frameset children are also pretty well-structured, so maybe WAHtmlResponse could have an optional frameset element that WAHtmlBuilder could enable and add children to when necessary.
If that was implemented, whether to turn off the <body>, or wrap it in a <noframes> for browsers without frames, or just leave it on - I'm not sure. It looks like the IE and Mozilla that I have both ignore <body> if it comes after <frameset>, but those are just two browsers on one OS.
Regards,
Ben Schroeder
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