any way to stop another website from using Frames?

another website displaying my Content in a Frame

[microcars]

US-based website. PR 5

copyright page clearly states that linking to pages is fine, but NOT in a Frame so the content "appears" to be on YOUR website.

I have a site index page that was abused like this and just added "top" to each link on that page, that means even if someone links to that index page in a frame, if you click on a link, it "busts out" of the frame. So that was nice.

Now I have someone in Iceland or something that has the entire site on THEIR site in frames.

Do I have to go back and add "top" to every single frickin' link on the website now? Or is there any other way to prevent this via htaccess?

I've already disabled hotlinking of files via htaccess, but that doesn't stop people from using Frames.

I rather doubt that a polite letter to another country is going to do me any good.

[jatar_k]

we actually have a javascript frame buster function on every page of our site in the site wide included header file.

[microcars]

thanks, I did a quick search and found the code.

[jatar_k]

if you include it site wide at least you won't have to worry about it again.