That was my first thought, but it sounded like that wasn't a possibility.
Then again, if there's an accessibility issue with iframes, you'd figure multiple windows wouldn't be viable either.
From: Hassan Schroeder hassan at webtuitive.com
tedd wrote:
>>> Here's a question you don't get asked everyday -- Is there a way to
>>> create an html window that is not visible at all? In other words, the
>>> browser *never* (even a flash) presents it to the user.
Why not just open an iframe somewhere on the page? with a matching
background color and no borders, it's just more whitespace :-)
Just a thought...
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