Comments on: Iframes Out, PHP In http://www.random-is.me/2008/08/iframes-out-php-in/ It's random, too damn random. Tue, 31 Aug 2010 01:06:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Chris M. http://www.random-is.me/2008/08/iframes-out-php-in/comment-page-1/#comment-318 Chris M. Sun, 11 Oct 2009 03:20:16 +0000 http://www.shaibanii.com/?p=41#comment-318 Personally, i would disagree with you, iFrames are an integral part of including external content into a website. If someone wishes to include a php page from another server into their php based site, iframes are the only solution applicable. As for your particular " inventiveness " this is simply a waste of a post, as there's absolutely no need to use iFrame for server side inclusion of information. there are multiple alternatives including php, css, ajax, and a plethora of other examples could be given. There's also no need to create the header / footer php's. a single HTML file will suffice for your header / footer pages. and a simple would do the trick. so in essence your entire post is pointless. and should have read like thus: To replace iFrames for server-side-includes, use php instead: replace: with: :p Personally, i would disagree with you, iFrames are an integral part of including external content into a website. If someone wishes to include a php page from another server into their php based site, iframes are the only solution applicable.

As for your particular ” inventiveness ” this is simply a waste of a post, as there’s absolutely no need to use iFrame for server side inclusion of information. there are multiple alternatives including php, css, ajax, and a plethora of other examples could be given.

There’s also no need to create the header / footer php’s. a single HTML file will suffice for your header / footer pages. and a simple would do the trick.

so in essence your entire post is pointless. and should have read like thus:

To replace iFrames for server-side-includes, use php instead:

replace:

with:

:p

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