Do you guys know of technically viable method of logging all the websites that frame (iframe) my pages?
Thanks!
Dijkgraaf
9:12 pm on Dec 22, 2011 (gmt 0)
You could add a snippet of JavaScript to a page, similar to a frame buster scripts that detects it is being framed and then take action so that it is logged.
Recent thread about Google Images and frame busting [webmasterworld.com...] and publication about framebusting [webmasterworld.com...] PDF 1,106KB)
DeeCee
2:02 am on Dec 23, 2011 (gmt 0)
Many/Most browsers adhere to this code line like the below, which I add in my headers:
For browsers that follow the Window-Target order, it should hopefully break out of the frame. Easy to try out. Insert the header, and go to a site you have found to frame your stuff.
Best thing... No dependence on JavaScript.
zerillos
8:09 am on Dec 23, 2011 (gmt 0)
@ Dijkgraaf. i figured that too, but how do i actually send the info back to my server? Send an email? Can i call a php script from javascript? (Its more of a technical problem...)
@ DeeCee. I believe that in many cases that will result in a blank page being displayed in the iframe (i might be wrong).
zerillos
8:38 am on Dec 23, 2011 (gmt 0)
in fact, I could rephrase my question.
what methods are there for sending info from the JavaScript back to the server (sorry if it's a trivial question. i'm not very familiar with javascript)
