Former Re: [Javascript] flash v dhtml

[javascript@xxxxxxxxxx (databarn)]

Just set the URL of the remote page as your frame's page.  Some caveats, th=
ough.  If the remote page is also a frameset, you could get into some signi=
ficant visibility issues.  If the remote page has a framebuster script, you=
 cannot (to my knowledge) override it.  If the remote page is copyrighted (=
or even if not), you could end up in violation of copyright (and legally li=
able) by presenting the page in your frame and representing it as your mate=
rial.  
The mechanics are relatively simple; the design issues can be a bit more di=
fficult; and the ethical considerations can be profound.


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From:	rhh [ric_hod@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
To:	javascript@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject:	Former Re: [Javascript] flash v dhtml
Time:	6/29/2001 at 12:01PM

Me too. Moreover we shoud have a plug-in, moreover we need to learn a new
language to do the SAME final visual effect we can do using Java/DHTML (some
people say Flash is java-compatible... ;);) etc So why Flash?).
By the way, do you know Barn, how can I load an off-site page within a local
frame and also support my local (left) window ok?
Ric