youfoundjake
msg:3991332 | 3:28 am on Sep 18, 2009 (gmt 0) |
javascript frame buster works, I have one on mine, and it pops right out.. stickymail sent with how i did it..
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youfoundjake
msg:3991334 | 3:31 am on Sep 18, 2009 (gmt 0) |
<script type=”text/javascript”>
if (top !== self) top.location.href = self.location.href;
</script> The above code in should be added before the /head tag..
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dstiles
msg:3993090 | 8:57 pm on Sep 21, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Apart from the several million users of Firefox's NoScript. And several million others with JS disabled. :)
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lavazza
msg:3993188 | 12:10 am on Sep 22, 2009 (gmt 0) |
| Apart from the several million users of Firefox's NoScript. And several million others with JS disabled. :) |
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True! Furthermore, its worth remembering that 'browsers' are also known as a 'user agents' - not 'author agents'; they belong to the users Consider that - on occasion - some people might want to read the content of site-A from within a frame on site-B If you must incorporate a script:
include <noscript> tags around a human-friendly message prompting visitors to enable scripts
give visitors - perhaps using a javascript confirm() (OK/Cancel) - the option to either break out of the frame or stay where they are
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youfoundjake
msg:3993234 | 3:17 am on Sep 22, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Apart from the several million users of Firefox's NoScript. And several million others with JS disabled. :)
True! |
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I tried the image search with javascript turned off, and the page would not load.
So, those that have javascript turned off, will not be able to visit your site through a frame after clicking on an image unless they specifically allow it..
bummer, i still like the framebuster though..
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