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Frame structure
I wan't to make a frame on my page, but if someone open the frame just frame page fx. frame.html he will be rediricted to page fx. index.php
I mean so the frame page cannot be opened without the whole page. Ex. My page is (index.php) there is a frame (content.php). Opening (content.php) in new window or tabs you will be rediricted to (index.php). THANKS!!! |
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Re: Frame structure
This can be achieved with a javascript check but it's not a good idea to control the browser like this and frames aren't the best choice either.
Say for the page content.php is located in the frame called content. To check and make sure you're in the frameset you can use
Cheers,
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