use hotlink protection as frame jammer?

[jopie]

is this possible you think?

[jdMorgan]

jopie,

Welcome to WebmasterWorld!

Please explain your terms and precisely what you want to do.

There are many meanings of "frame-jammer" possible. Also, we have members here from all over the globe, some of whom may know a technique by an entirely-different name.

Jim

[jopie]

tnx

ok...cus i dont know a different word either, i only found out about the whole phenomenon of page breaking out of frames yesterday...

but to make a long story short....i dropped the frames
so this thread may be deleted..

before that i wanted to try with hotlink redirection or something, only cus the backbutton wouldnt work if i used javascript to force the page in a frame...but i never knew if i used location.replace it kept the backbutton functionality intact

:P

[jdMorgan]

"breaking out of frames" is the most common way of putting it.

A client-side solution (JavaScript) is probably the best solution, since your server won't know that your page is being framed.

There are many 'broken' versions of the frame-buster script out there, but it is possible to code it so that the back button works and the browser session history is correct.

I have used

<script language="JavaScript1.1" type="text/JavaScript"><!-- // hide from old browsers
if (parent.frames.length > 0) top.location.replace(document.location); // Escape referring site's frame, preserve one-click "Back". -->
</script>

in the past to do this.

Jim

[jopie]

hehe

tnx :)