Website in frames- what code am I looking for..??

[Fenland]

Just wondered if someone could point me in the right direction.

I'm trying to find out how I would be able to tell if a website has been built using frames or not.

Can anyone advise the likely code I would see or any other pointers....

[Place of design]

Just wondered if someone could point me in the right direction.

I'm trying to find out how I would be able to tell if a website has been built using frames or not.

Can anyone advise the likely code I would see or any other pointers....
the word FRAMESET in the source code on the index page is normal for a framed site. send me the URL, I will have a look for you

[James1980]

One quick method is to right click over a part of the page and then click 'View Source'. If the HTML shown only relates to that part of the page (e.g. a navigation menu, or a mast with a logo) then the page is using frames. If you instead see a massive load of HTML (i.e. the entire page) then the webpage probably doesn't use frames.

[OldWelshGuy]

Go to the page, then view the google cache of that page. view the source of the google cache, view the text only version.

[Fenland]

Just to say thanks to all the above posters who have helped out.


And a big thanks to these placeofdesign.com who gave me a ring to assist.

We were looking at a framed redirect (amongst other things!)

[edmondscommerce]

frames suck so much