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[Chris Snyder]

It hurts my brain to think about implementing this, but would it be 
possible to put style="visibility: hidden;" attributes in the body tags 
of all the pages, and then call a javascript function to set them all to 
visible when the frames have loaded?

Does anyone know if the frameset element has an onload event?

Of course, then you run the risk of broken/missing javascript 
implementations and your content remaining invisible....

    chris.


Christopher Hendry wrote:

>Thanks yes, as I feared there is nothing I can do - but I was hoping someone
>brilliant out there had a solution...  :(
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>-> -----Original Message-----
>-> From: David Rodriguez [mailto:drodriguez1 at mac.com]
>-> Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 1:18 PM
>-> To: NYPHP Talk
>-> Subject: Re: [nycphp-talk] cache frameset
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>-> Don't know for certain, but I think it is mostly a matter of how
>-> a particular browser handles frames, and of course the speed of
>-> the users Internet connection.  Not sure if you can cache the
>-> pages for the frameset.
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>-> D.
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>-> On Wednesday, March 26, 2003, at 01:13PM, Christopher Hendry
>-> <chendry at nyc.rr.com> wrote:
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>-> >does anyone know if/how I could cache a frameset, so that when
>-> the frameset
>-> >displays all of the pages inside it display at once as opposed
>-> to one page
>-> >within the frameset loading up at a different pace than the other pages.
>-> >
>-> >I have a couple of embedded framesets (unavoidable, I'm afraid) with php
>-> >inside.  And the pages load in a very ugly fashion (sometimes
>-> there can even
>-> >be a lag so one page doesn't load till much later than the
>-> others).  I only
>-> >need it to display all at once at the index page.
>-> >
>-> >It's in a hosted environment, so I don't have much control over
>-> the server.
>-> >:(
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>-> >Is it possible???
>-> >
>-> >Thanks, Chris
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