Eric Costello (of glish.com fame) has an excellent article on Remote Scripting with IFRAME. This simplified method of client/server communication allows you to do some cool dynamic things on web sites, without the complexity of systems like XML-RPC or SOAP, or commercial alternatives like the KnowNow Event Router (which is pretty cool, too, if you aren’t the complete do-it-yourselfer).
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Esto permane, bueno si es asi por que es lugarcito esta tan pobre que ni cmentarios hay esto fr iframe es interesante para los programdores que trabajan con BD ya que les permite dar flexibilidad y ademas de presentación….. y si alguien quiere saber mas puede enviarme un correito a cyc2004@portugalmail.pt gustoso le enviare ejemplos de como hacer chats foros, noticias y esas cosas … bueno hasta luego
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We use remote scripting at http://www.mybittorrent.com (Bittorrent Directory) and it really allows people to have a better internet experience!
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/). While the execution of the techniques might not be 100% identical, the concept is. Having a BigCo player like Google take such a visible advantage of this technique, hopefully means more people will
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