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The majority of browsers commonly used support frames. However, there are some old browser versions that do not. In these cases, you are able to specify an error message if for some reason the frame fails to load. To specify what will happen if the frame fails to load, insert the tag <NOFRAMES>. The starting tag is <NOFRAMES> and the closing tag is </NOFRAMES>. The BODY tags should be placed between the two tags, and within the body tags, should be the HTML that will replace the frames.
The majority of browsers commonly used support frames. However, there are some old browser versions that do not. In these cases, you are able to specify an error message if for some reason the frame fails to load. To specify what will happen if the frame fails to load, insert the tag <NOFRAMES>. The starting tag is <NOFRAMES> and the closing tag is </NOFRAMES>. The BODY tags should be placed between the two tags, and within the body tags, should be the HTML that will replace the frames.
Code
<html><head> <FRAMESET ROWS="50%,50%"> <FRAME SRC="http://www.web-site-1.com" NAME="page1"> <FRAME SRC="http://www.web-site-2.com" NAME="page2"> </FRAMESET> </head> <NOFRAMES> <BODY>Sorry, your browser does not support frames.</BODY> </NOFRAMES> </html>
<html><head> <FRAMESET ROWS="50%,50%"> <FRAME SRC="http://www.web-site-1.com" NAME="page1"> <FRAME SRC="http://www.web-site-2.com" NAME="page2"> </FRAMESET> </head> <NOFRAMES> <BODY>Sorry, your browser does not support frames.</BODY> </NOFRAMES> </html>
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