[geeklog-devel] is using iframe wise?

[Niemans]

Of course I googled some, but not these specific terms. So I did and there was no news.
The results all warn for using iframes when there is no understanding of the drawbacks if iframes
I find that the mentioned drawbacks are exactly the reasons I am tending to using iframes:
-- bookmarking not possible: perfect!
-- navigation issues: okay.
-- style sheets not integrated: hurray!

So, my quest was also for possible security issues, specific to using iframes in geeklog.
It seems that malicious pages will go undetected; but that will not be the case since all external links are under control.
Is this all?

Wim

Op 13 okt. 2013, om 00:18 heeft Dan Stoner het volgende geschreven:

> Google for
> 
> iframes are evil
> Iframes are bad
> ...
> 
> - Dan Stoner
> 
> On Oct 12, 2013 5:57 PM, "Niemans" <niemans at nlbox.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> to embed an application in a site driven by geeklog, I am considering using iframe to replace the center blocks.
> Not to embed bocks in there, but an application that takes a large part of the window. Within the iframe ajax will be used.
> 
> Is this a bad idea, are security issues known when iframe is used?
> Is information available on do's and don't 's?
> 
> Thought, help?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> wim niemans ri
> 
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