plzz Help !!!!!!!!

Hi
plz anybody know how to stop FrameBreakers to break InLineFrame or at least detecting it ??

thanks

Hmm, what exactly are you attempting to do. It would be nice if you gave some more information regarding this. Maybe some code, you cannot expect people to write things for you :).

I meant like this , as you see google site for example will load inside frame but some sites hava a frame breaker . I mean it break the frames and load out side of it

<iframe name="I1" width="705" height="292" src="http://www.google.com">
</iframe>

any idea to force site stay in the frame ????

1) No,

2) I don't know what a frame breaker is, it's helpful if you explain in the first post

3) plzz Help !!!!!!!! is a ridiculous thread title, it says nothing about your problem, and in fact disinclines people to help.

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Originally Posted by penagate

1) No,

2) I don't know what a frame breaker is, it's helpful if you explain in the first post

3) plzz Help !!!!!!!! is a ridiculous thread title, it says nothing about your problem, and in fact disinclines people to help.

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what wrong with you man , don't you see iam new to this forum and newbie to all programing stuff and first Iam not asking people to write a code for me , I said who have idea about "Frame Breakers" and it seems you don't
!!

and sorry if this thread subject bothered you as I didn't know you are so sensitive about subjects dear expert

and here is what frame breakers means
http://www.javascriptcity.com/scripts/local/snwin6.htm

plz forget this topic , there too much nervous people here and sorry again for this mess

Now you demonstrate it I am familiar with the concept of a "frame breaker". I have simply never come across the term before and thus suspected others might not have either, therefore advising you to explain such terms in your original post.

As per the question, there isn't as far as I know a way to prevent it, not without a huge amount work anyway, which wouldn't be worth it. The only solution I can think of is to disable Javascript which obviously can't be done through your website.

What is the effect you are hoping to achieve?


P.S. I don't mean to offend, I am simply trying to help you get help because hardly anyone is going to look at a thread if the title is meaningless. Even if you just put "Javascript: Stop frame breakers" or something, that's fine, as long as you then explain what you mean by frame breaker.

And welcome to the forum :)

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Originally Posted by penagate

Now you demonstrate it I am familiar with the concept of a "frame breaker". I have simply never come across the term before and thus suspected others might not have either, therefore advising you to explain such terms in your original post.

As per the question, there isn't as far as I know a way to prevent it, not without a huge amount work anyway, which wouldn't be worth it. The only solution I can think of is to disable Javascript which obviously can't be done through your website.

What is the effect you are hoping to achieve?


P.S. I don't mean to offend, I am simply trying to help you get help because hardly anyone is going to look at a thread if the title is meaningless. Even if you just put "Javascript: Stop frame breakers" or something, that's fine, as long as you then explain what you mean by frame breaker.

And welcome to the forum :)

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Iam sorry too :wave: , actually I've googled a lot about this but I didn't find anything to prevent them so I thought maybe in this forum some body will have an answer but it looks mission impossible :D

you know AutoHits Traffic Exchange programs where you visit people's sites and they visit your page in exchange , in these prgrams all sites are shown in frame so some sites break that frame !! and kill the surfing process

that's why I was looking for some way to block them before they getting shown in rotation

thank you again ;)
Good luck

Oh - I see.

So you are using PHP on the server side? In that case, instead of displaying the page directly in the iframe, you could transload it to the server using PHP, use preg_replace or something to strip out Javascript code, then save on your server and display it in the iframe.

That will however break any Javascript that's on the page.

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Originally Posted by penagate

Oh - I see.

So you are using PHP on the server side? In that case, instead of displaying the page directly in the iframe, you could transload it to the server using PHP, use preg_replace or something to strip out Javascript code, then save on your server and display it in the iframe.

That will however break any Javascript that's on the page.

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yup Iam using PHP ,your thought looks interesting ,It may work I will see if I can make it happen

thank you for help :)

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Originally Posted by Germ

yup Iam using PHP ,your thought looks interesting ,It may work I will see if I can make it happen

thank you for help :)

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Hi Germ,

You ever come right with this???

I have the same problem....

-Lee