Re: combined within FrameSet

First, I'd avoid using html frames like the plague.  That said, working 
with frames in Barracuda depends on how you are using them.  You will only 
have the opportunity to manipulate the main frameset page itself once (the 
first time the frameset is loaded) unless you make it so that you reload 
the entire frameset with every page load.  However reloading the whole 
frameset with 3 frames means that you are loading 4 pages upon every 
frameset reload.  And remember that none of these pages really knows about 
the other pages because they are all requested by the browser, not pushed 
to the client in one big lump from the server.  So, when using frames, 
remember that you have to treat each of these pages individually using 
Barracuda (or any other server-side presentation framework, for that 
matter).  This means that page processing with frames is almost no 
different than when not using frames.  This also means that attempting to 
"import" a frame node into a main frameset is impossible because this is 
part of a client side request, not a server side response, so there is no 
concept of DOM processing of individual frames from a frameset document.

Hope that makes things more clear.  Again, I'd avoid frames.  It'll only 
make things more confusing for you and less accessible for your users.  I'd 
use SSI's (server side includes) instead and deliver content in single pages.

Jake

At 12:36 PM 7/22/2003 +0800, you wrote:
>  My main page is a FrameSet page with three frames.How can it display 
> correctly in the Barracuda?Import the src document by 
> "main.import(frameNode_1)"...?
>
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