[access-uk] Re: BBC Radio 2 url s

Thanks for pointing out the snagg of pages with frames James, (rhyme  
unnintededunintended, smile.)

I am not sure that I've come across frames being used on the Beeb's site, but I 
wouldn't be catagorical on that point.  Just occasionally I find that a frame 
contains precisely what I want, minus a lot of extranuous links, but as you 
seem to be saying, it can be an unpredictable result that you get.
Ray

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "James O'Dell" <jamesodell@xxxxxxxxxxxx>


| Hi Ray
| 
| You are quite right that you can use the address bar to find the address of 
| a page.  However, there are a couple of situations in which this doesn't 
| work too well.  Firstly, some pages are configured in such a way that the 
| address bar is not visible.  Secondly, if your cursor is inside a frame, 
| looking at the address bar will sometimes give you the address of the page 
| being used to generate the frame (this can sometimes happen in the BBC Radio 
| Player).  When this happens, and you load a page which under normal 
| circumstances would be presented as a frame on another page, you can 
| sometimes get unexpected results.
| 
| James
| ----- Original Message ----- 

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