Thanks tedster. However, you opened the door to another question. From the thread you posted I found
Breaking your page free from another site's frames
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript"><!--
if (parent.frames.length > 0) {
parent.location.href = location.href;
}
// --></SCRIPT>
A problem that is appearing (at least for me) is portals using content from external sites for their exclusive (subscription based) audiences. An external link is provided to these users and popped into a frame so that the user can return.
I don't mind people seeing and using content, but what I don't like is another company making money on what I offer for free, falsely indicating (through lack on advertised ownership) that this is their own development and without permission.
I have sent many emails politely asking:
1. free access to their portal (since they are using content for free to make revenue)
2. an external "public link" and acknowledgement of ownership, and
3. if one of the above is not satisfactory, removal of all links from there archives.
This is very problematic and time consuming to address though.
Will the above script work well to a avoid this non-permission misuse of web page content, and are there any other technical or display issues to be concerned with.
