Hi Everyone,
I have a PHP (GIF-Images-Based) counter that works and shows up fine in an IEx 6.0-viewed HTML page using <IFRAME. Here is the script if anyone needs it, btw (modify your width/height, obviously) —
<IFRAME frameborder="0" width="160" height="80"
src="http://www.isp.com/personaldir/counter.php"><a
href="http://www.isp.com/personaldir/counter.php">Click here to see the counter</a></IFRAME>
— but I'm hoping to locate a more forgiving function than (frames-based) <IFRAME, so that not only can older browsers (Netscape 4.78 to be precise) SEE the GIF images that form the counter, I can as importantly lose that crude href= text-link substitute, which looks hideous. :rolleyes:
In short, I need a non-frames-based method of getting the GIF images that the PHP file generates to show up in older browsers, as well as the newer browsers. I need it to be backward compatible to at least Netscape 4.78; earlier than that, my visitors are on their own.
When I first began this journey I explored the following different approaches:
— placing the entire script of the php file into the body of the html
— using <IMG SRC=
— using a href="
— using include ("http://
— using <IFRAME
but I am out of my league with which one of the first four of these methods will work for an older browser. Or is there a different method that I haven't listed?
I cannot rename the HTML file to ~.php btw so whichever method I use must embed (some) script directly into a file with an html extension. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Skye
