Iframes and cookies

nottslad · 2005-09-30, 06:21 PM

Thanks for the quick replies guys.

In this case I am selling a restaurant discount card run by a friend of mine. The list of venues is very dynamic so an Iframe of his page means I dont have to change my page every week. If it also sets a few more cookies for those that may not click through, but find the sponsor site by a different route later, then that's a definite secondary bonus.

So no worries with 2257 or the content changing to something dodgy in this case. But I do agree, probably best to avoid in adult.

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2005-09-30, 06:21 PM	#4
nottslad Lord help me, I'm just not that bright Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Mexico Posts: 107	Thanks for the quick replies guys. In this case I am selling a restaurant discount card run by a friend of mine. The list of venues is very dynamic so an Iframe of his page means I dont have to change my page every week. If it also sets a few more cookies for those that may not click through, but find the sponsor site by a different route later, then that's a definite secondary bonus. So no worries with 2257 or the content changing to something dodgy in this case. But I do agree, probably best to avoid in adult.