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I remember using iframes to load data in the background using javascript. Certain actions would have a flag passed via url parameter which would render the con
by mywittyname 6y ago
I remember using iframes to load data in the background using javascript. Certain actions would have a flag passed via url parameter which would render the content, but none of the page elements (heading, sidebar, footer), and the content was then copied into a div on the visible webpage.
This was like 2004ish.
- ericol 6y agoI think one of the best indicators of "coding on the edge" is when you have to hack things together to make them do the things you want them to do.