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On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 14:47:38 -0500, Hickey,Thom <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > I've been trying some of this out ever since I saw Google Suggest and > heard about GMail. One of the things you can do with a modest amount of > JavaScript is to have some iframes on your page that you push URLs into. > The nice thing about this is that XSLT works, the back button works, > etc., as opposed to the XMLHttpRequest where it's not automatic. My > latest page had 30+ iframes on it. I was a little disappointed when I > hit the back button, and only one iframe at a time changed -- makes > backing up a bit of a problem! Why did you need the 30 iframes? Do you have than many concurrent data fetchs? But yeah, IFrames are only really a good user experience if each IFrame navigation is equivalent to one user-observable action or screen change.