Hello,
Adriano wrote:
> Hi people,
> @ Edwin wrore:
>
>
>>'Not really sure, but perhaps, with Javascript.
>>
>>But I'd rather recommend you to give up iframes... ;)
>>
>
>
> Can you post an example of Javascript code checking for _parent frame?
I think you already got this working... however,
should be interchangeable.
When i wrote this, i didn't want to show the real url up in browser, so i used
base64 encoding.
Sascha
Am Sonntag, 6. Oktober 2002 23:52 schrieb Adriano:
> I understand and thank you Sascha.
> Curiosity: why do you use the 'base64_encode' function to send querystring
I understand and thank you Sascha.
Curiosity: why do you use the 'base64_encode' function to send querystring
arguments? I'd rather used urlencode...
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To produce such a JavaScript:
define('_DOM
To produce such a JavaScript:
define('_DOMBASE', 'http://yourdomain.com');
echo ''."\n"
.'if (document.location == top.location)'."\n"
.' top.location="'._DOMBASE.'/index.php?goto='
.base64_encode($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]).'";'."\n"
.'';
where the index.php works like:
Hi people,
@ Edwin wrore:
> 'Not really sure, but perhaps, with Javascript.
>
> But I'd rather recommend you to give up iframes... ;)
>
Can you post an example of Javascript code checking for _parent frame?
By the way, what's wrong with iframes?
bye,
Adr
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'Not really sure, but perhaps, with Javascript.
But I'd rather recommend you to give up iframes... ;)
- E
On Monday, October 7, 2002 1:29 AM
Stephen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was wondering if what I want to do is possible. I have a website that uses iframes
>and sometimes the search engines pick
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