I recently posted a site. The site uses frames. I have embeded a "no frames" version in the noframes tags. <br />
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The problem is that I can't view or test the no frames version as my browser (IE5.00) supports frames and I can't find a way to turn that feature off.<br />
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Does anyone know of a way I can test my page without installing an obsolete no frames browser?<br />
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Any help from you Web Wizards out there much appreciated.<br />
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Pete.<!--content-->the easiest, just cut the <noframes> portion of the code out, and place it into a new document. Then view.<!--content-->you could try geting an old version of Netscape, then try viewing it.<!--content-->An alternative to the docs suggestion could be to comment out your <FRAMESET> tags using <!-- --> and then you will see the noframes bit
<!--content-->Or you could look at your site through the simulations at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.dejavu.org/">http://www.dejavu.org/</a><!-- m --><!--content-->zenyenta writes:<br />
"An alternative to the docs suggestion could be to comment out your <FRAMESET> tags using <!-- --> and then you will see the noframes bit" <br />
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Brilliant idea zenyenta, I never thought of that.<br />
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Thanks a lot, Les.<!--content-->Thanks, but actually Ashy gets credit for that one. The quote thing misquoted.<!--content-->zenyenta writes:<br />
"An alternative to the docs suggestion could be to comment out your <FRAMESET> tags using <!-- --> and then you will see the noframes bit" <br />
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Brilliant idea zenyenta, I never thought of that.<br />
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Thanks a lot, Les.<!--content-->Thanks Ashy, for for the easy workround, and thanks zenyenta for the emulator site, a verry usefull resourse that I'm sure I will use a lot (though it nearly gave me a hart attack viewing my pages through some of those old browsers!).<br />
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Regards, Les.<!--content-->
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The problem is that I can't view or test the no frames version as my browser (IE5.00) supports frames and I can't find a way to turn that feature off.<br />
<br />
Does anyone know of a way I can test my page without installing an obsolete no frames browser?<br />
<br />
Any help from you Web Wizards out there much appreciated.<br />
<br />
Pete.<!--content-->the easiest, just cut the <noframes> portion of the code out, and place it into a new document. Then view.<!--content-->you could try geting an old version of Netscape, then try viewing it.<!--content-->An alternative to the docs suggestion could be to comment out your <FRAMESET> tags using <!-- --> and then you will see the noframes bit
<!--content-->Or you could look at your site through the simulations at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.dejavu.org/">http://www.dejavu.org/</a><!-- m --><!--content-->zenyenta writes:<br />"An alternative to the docs suggestion could be to comment out your <FRAMESET> tags using <!-- --> and then you will see the noframes bit" <br />
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Brilliant idea zenyenta, I never thought of that.<br />
<br />
Thanks a lot, Les.<!--content-->Thanks, but actually Ashy gets credit for that one. The quote thing misquoted.
<!--content-->zenyenta writes:<br />"An alternative to the docs suggestion could be to comment out your <FRAMESET> tags using <!-- --> and then you will see the noframes bit" <br />
<br />
<br />
Brilliant idea zenyenta, I never thought of that.<br />
<br />
Thanks a lot, Les.<!--content-->Thanks Ashy, for for the easy workround, and thanks zenyenta for the emulator site, a verry usefull resourse that I'm sure I will use a lot (though it nearly gave me a hart attack viewing my pages through some of those old browsers!).<br />
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Regards, Les.<!--content-->