UKNM: Spidering frames

[Robert Hamilton (brandwidth)]

> Yes! And at the risk of repeating my point, there is no adequate solution

> but to drop frames from any sections of a site you wish to be spidered.

> 

> Anyone disagree?


Aha, I caught myself agreeing with Ray earlier but can't pass up this

opportunity to return to normality...


Well, if you have a very, very cunning database driven site, you

could proably build a spiderable version of it which didn't have

frames, for arachnid consumption.


The kind of interesting extra that clients always want when you 

mention it, but often won't want to pay for. Fun to do as an

intellectual challenge ;-)


R


Robert Hamilton:

robertbrandwidth [dot] co [dot] uk

 Creative Consultant, brandwidth

 0171 697 0049 / 0973 989 208


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