tedster
msg:600335 | 10:21 am on Dec 6, 2000 (gmt 0) |
littleman, I don't think there can be such a code. It would open the door to recursive loops and potential security hazards, by letting you overwrite someone else's page. Edited by: tedster
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littleman
msg:600336 | 1:18 am on Dec 7, 2000 (gmt 0) |
Well, that's not good! I actually had to pull the clients pages through my server and strip out the code before I hand it off in the frame. How's that for an elaborate work around?
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tjm74
msg:600337 | 12:33 am on Feb 12, 2001 (gmt 0) |
control freak.
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Marcia
msg:600338 | 1:44 am on Feb 12, 2001 (gmt 0) |
>>control freak LOL..and clients pay $ to webmasters to take control, that's what keeps us in business. They give us control when they need us, and we're happy to help. Which brings up a question. I've seen a lot of graphics sites that I suppose get pulled up in a lot of frames, that have a link saying "if you're trapped here in a frame, click here to break out of it." Can it ever cause problems to click on those, beyond possibly crashing IE? IE is still not overly fond of javascript, I crash regularly from the popup banners on a particular web host's sites (different issue, but it's still kind of IE related). Worst thing that ever happened to me was getting trapped on a site and having a graphic on it set itself as wallpaper on my computer - I actually got frantic over it.
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Woz
msg:600339 | 2:01 am on Feb 12, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Marcia, you could try this free little app from [mantadb.com...] (Sorry folks, IE only). The original purpose behind the program is to index your history and make it searchable. Quite usefull. As a bonus it includes a frame-buster button which has not crashed IE for me yet. Free app, I'm not affiliated.. Onya
Woz
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Marcia
msg:600340 | 2:09 am on Feb 12, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Thanks Woz, I will take a look...I am one of these people that uses the browser that "came with" and I have to admit I even use the MSN start page - because it "came with" and I never bothered to change it.
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littleman
msg:600341 | 5:46 am on Feb 12, 2001 (gmt 0) |
>control freak.
*laugh*
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Marcia
msg:600342 | 8:22 am on Feb 12, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Exactly littleman, Microsoft is controlling me by default. LOL..that's the way they do it!
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