Re: Frames and Shopping Cart

You may run into problems with session or cookies between the pages in the
frameset. I haven't tried frames using PHP but I have run into problems
with
session and cookies with ASP code.


las69lenguas wrote:


> Is it advisable to build a shopping cart with frames?
> I don't think its a good idea, but then this client is asking me to
> build
> it.
> He wants to have a framed web site, with two frames, a Navigation Bar
> and
> the Content Page. The shopping cart is supposed to be on the content
> page.
> With a button on the navigation bar that would call the check out
> section,
> to be loaded on the Content side of the site.
> I think that if I do that, I'm gonna get duplicate items...
> But maybe there are other things to consider...












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Mike Parks wrote:

> You may run into problems with session or cookies between the pages in the
> frameset. I haven't tried frames using PHP but I have run into problems
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You can do this with frames, the things you say are possible. But you
can get the same functionality the customer asks for using layers and
some css. That way you can keep everything in one file.

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