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[Hab4Life]

Hello I Do The Following Things For £ (Saving Up For PS3)

Install Cutenews - £3
Advance HTML (Example. Iframes) - £2
Code Layouts - £10
Make Layouts - £20
Upload Files - 20p Per File (I Upload VB Forums For £8)

[Aflux]

Any previous work?

[YouFail]

Hello I Do The Following Things For £ (Saving Up For PS3)

Install Cutenews - £3
Advance HTML (Example. Iframes) - £2
Code Layouts - £10
Make Layouts - £20
Upload Files - 20p Per File (I Upload VB Forums For £8)

:rolleyes:

Enough said.

[Sunny.]

Iframes arnt advanced, And most people here code for £5, also £20 is a bit too much especially with no work examples, Good luck savin up got ps3 tho, Xbox's better,

[=gamemaster=]

No offence but from what a n00b he was acting like earlier in another thread i would just ignore him

[Joltersoft]

How is it a noob, he's asking to code stuff, how dumb mate.

And secondly
singh, (sunny) it was an example.

[Heinous]

How is it a noob, he's asking to code stuff, how dumb mate.

And secondly
singh, (sunny) it was an example.

An extremely poor example.

Website developers all (generally) share the same opinion on iframes, they're far from "advanced".

[Mentor]

An extremely poor example.

Website developers all (generally) share the same opinion on iframes, they're far from "advanced".

I'd disagree, the problem with them is there so often used badly or pointlessly. In reality they are quite a powerful and useful feature, if you look around a number of prominent web apps even make use of them, gmail as one example, although in most of these cases its usually done just to preserve back button functionally in IE. Still the ability to create an inline frame does offer a great deal of useful functionality when used properly, so shouldn't be shunned purely because its so often misused.

[Energizer]

why would you pay to upload stuff when you can do it for free?

[Dentafrice,]

I'd disagree, the problem with them is there so often used badly or pointlessly. In reality they are quite a powerful and useful feature, if you look around a number of prominent web apps even make use of them, gmail as one example, although in most of these cases its usually done just to preserve back button functionally in IE. Still the ability to create an inline frame does offer a great deal of useful functionality when used properly, so shouldn't be shunned purely because its so often misused.

it should be done when their are constantly 99999 iframes refreshing at one time, and they have ugly *** borders.