SEO Dave wrote:

> On 30 Apr 2005 16:16:47 GMT, John Bokma <john@castleamber.com> wrote:

>>http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/charset.html#entities
>>the second "Note". Moreover 5.3.2. explains how to represent the &
>
> You mean-
>
> "&amp;" represents the & sign.
>
> You do have a high opinion of your abilities and a very low opinion of
> others. Don't you think I tried that along with when I changed
> &ReviewPage (the original format) to &ampReviewPage (current format)?
>
> It doesn't work though.

The ; is essential, as you could have read in that second Note.

e.g. &ampReviewPage is *wrong*, it *must* be: &amp;ReviewPage
The former passed a variable ampReviewPage *and* is invalide, so you didn't
fix the problem, and added another.

> So you don't have a solution that works then.

Yup, still the same: &amp;

> I'd expect your business site (the one that keeps a roof over your
> head)

The funny thing is, my personal site does that ;-)

> Can you think of a good reason to use a framed site that can't be
> achieved with a non framed site though? That's what I meant.

Yes, but only a few. And probably with the use of a lot of JavaScript this
can be reduced to less. (I am not talking about SEO, but the use of frames
in general). But my general opinion about frames is: very bad UI design,
use only if all other options are worse.

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