Brett_Tabke
msg:612448 | 12:52 pm on Jan 25, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Not that I am aware of. There isn't a way to control the framed content.
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tedster
msg:612449 | 5:00 pm on Jan 25, 2001 (gmt 0) |
I may be having a brainstorm on this one, but I'm not sure of exactly the situation here. Are you saying that the site you want to frame has frame-busting javascript, but they are willing to let only you frame it?
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rcjordan
msg:612450 | 6:19 pm on Jan 25, 2001 (gmt 0) |
I thought that it has internal links set up as Target="_top" -but don't let that stop your brainstorm on defeating frame-busting, let's hear it.
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stcrim
msg:612451 | 8:26 pm on Jan 25, 2001 (gmt 0) |
tedster No - Im trying to defeat target=top by using a JS or some method...
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tedster
msg:612452 | 12:09 am on Jan 26, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Naah, my brainstorm blew out with no results. When the code in a link sets target=" _top," then the top window it must be, as far as I can see. On the true framebusting issue, my thinking was dependent on the framed site being accommodating to the framing site. As we discussed in this thread [webmasterworld.com], there's really no way to do anything like this externally, and there shouldn't be, either. In the case of a cooperative site, I was orignally much too complicated in my thinking. A site could write their js to test for top=self OR top="permitted location", and then reload the page at the top level only if both tests fail.
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stcrim
msg:612453 | 12:42 am on Jan 26, 2001 (gmt 0) |
I thought this would do it - but so far it's done just the opposite: <script language="Javascript"> <!-- <!--One step to installing this script--> <!--1) Simply add the below to your HEAD.--> <!--Change "framespage.htm" to name of frame you wish the page to be kept in--> if (top.location == self.location) { top.location = 'framespage.htm' } //--> </script>
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tedster
msg:612454 | 1:10 am on Jan 26, 2001 (gmt 0) |
stcrim, As I understand it, if that js is on the framing page in your site, it will only run once. It won't get a second chance to run when the target="_top" link is clicked in the framed content. And if the other site put it on their page, they'd end up giving everyone YOUR site as a frame. If you ever figure something out, I'd love to know about it, because I have a place I could use it immediately. Right now my gut says this is a no-go.
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