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Posted by jojo on 10/20/06 21:53
richard wrote:
>> Can I make a hyperlink (from email or an external site) to load a page
>> so that it is in its native setting, as it would be seen navigating
>> through our site, inside an iframe on the site's home page. Here is
>> the directory structure of the three pages in question:
>>
>> home/folder1/index.htm
>> our home page containing all navigational links for the site; also
>> contains iframe (name=iframe), which holds all content as users
>> navigate through the site
>>
>> home/folder1/iframe_main.htm
>> loads into the iframe by default when index.htm is accessed
>>
>> home/folder2/news.htm
>> This is the page I would like to access externally and directly so that
>> it loads into the iframe on index.htm.
>>
>> Is there a way to do this with a hyperlink, or do I need Javascript?
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> What you are proposing to do is known as "Stealing bandwidth" which
> could result in your account being tossed.
>
> For instance, your site is xyz.com and you want to display a frame page
> that is hosted by abc.com.
> That puts extra bandwidth usage on them and they could go over their
> allotment and when they find out you caused it, you go down the tubes
> and wind up paying them.
No, from his explanation this is not what he wants to do. He just wants
to load a different page which would be useless without the other site
around it. And I would say it's on the same server... otherwise it would
be useless to give us the directory structure.
> Best to just put a link to the page and open it in a new window.
No. Simply bullshit. Why a new window? To say it in your words: Popups suck!
> Some jerk tried to make his visitors see my home page on his site.
<g>
> I simply put in a line of javasctipt that directed his visitors to an
> adult web site.
> He got the message.
Uhh... how mean... Why don't you just use the "usual" way and "break"
the frameset by loading your own page in the top frame?
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