Frames With Php
Solution 1:
You can use PHP with HTML framesets, but you shouldn't be outputting anything in a <body> element of a frameset page (even then it should be <noframes>, not <body>). Content goes within the individual pages contained by your <frame /> elements.
Anyway, don't use frames. PHP as a templating language is meant to help you separate components of your pages by way of includes, rendering framesets completely unnecessary in the first place.
Solution 2:
Yes, you can use frames. But you'll have to output the actual content in the frameset files, in your case limits.php. Beware of a few things here:
- Starting the session in the frameset file is ok.
- But you'll also have to session_start() in the limits.php frame content file.
- Likewise the HTTP authentication should be performed in all frame files.
- Do not assume that people cannot access do_menu3.php directly.
I've previously used frames for implementing a NortonCommand-clone for the web, where it's more senseful than CSS-arranging divs. However, handling jQuery is more cumbersome with frames. In regards to PHP it's as simple as treating every frame script as individual entry script.
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