On 7/13/05, Leon Rosenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In fact I had this requirement multiple times, marketing departments of > large companies don't want to show the user cryptic urls he don't > understand. Last time I had it a large austrian company from the food > sector, they reasoned, they don't want different urls, because they want > always their "cool url". (The solution was the frameset, since the > background of the side was white, 1pix white border above the content didn't > matter).
Because of idiots like these (I mean your Austrian company) I have to go another mile and to open a frame in a separate window and bookmark it. > Another point may be, that you don't want a user to bookmark a specific > action, because it's so highly dynamical, that it doesn't make sense. If you > always show the same url, the (normal dummy) user always bookmarks and comes > out at your homepage. An application should be intelligent enough to recognize that a user requested an invalid resource, and tell him that resource is removed, and redirect him to home page. But I can live with frames, using POST for everything is the most hideous solution ever. Michael. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
