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Re: [PEAR] HTML_Page (or Page2) and framesets
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| Klaus Guenther 2004-06-24, 3:55 pm |
| Matte Edens wrote:
> A question was asked back in January [1] about using HTML_Page for
> generating framesets. There is no builtin way of doing this at the
> current time and I see that the CVS code hasn't been updated to handle
> this yet (Page2). The code that was suggested is attached (I hope.
> dunno if attachments are ok on the list). This code isn't W3C kosher
> though. In the code, the <noframes> content is outside the <frameset>
> tag which doesn't validate per any DTD.
Ah yes, I said it was a ditry hack :-) But it still must be w3c compliant.
> Has anyone implemented a fix or possibly extended the current classes
> to take care of frames?
No, it's been on my list, but I've been busy with so many other things
that I completely forgot about it...
> off the top of my head couldn't there be something like this (until
> there's an HTML_Frameset package) ...
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> $frameset = $page->createFrameset(array $attributes);
> $frameset->addFrame(array $attributes);
> $page->addBodyContent('To view this page properly, your browser must
> support framesets.');
> $page->addFrameset($frameset);
Today I'll try to write HTML_Page2_Frameset, an instance of which will
be located at $page->frameset, and it can be nested at will.
Of course, if you're interested in contributing, contact me offlist or
on pear-dev :-)
Klaus
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| Klaus Guenther 2004-06-24, 3:55 pm |
| Klaus Guenther wrote:
> Matte Edens wrote:
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> Today I'll try to write HTML_Page2_Frameset, an instance of which will
> be located at $page->frameset, and it can be nested at will.
Check out CVS. There is an example in there, too.
Klaus
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