Many urls have the script "target=_top" or "target=_blank" which prevents them from being contained inside frames/iframes. This script causes many pages to break out of frames within a page. I want to contain pages from any domain in a frame or an iframe in one of the pages on my site. I am trying to figure out a solution using client side scripting (javascript or any other html element). I am looking for a solution that is independant of any server side function. It is easy to strip out the target=_top and similar attributed from the server side, but I want this on the client side. For example, if I show http://www.yahoo.com in a frame in my site, when I click on the “sign in” to check my yahoo email, it breaks out of the frame on my site… that is what I would like to prevent from happening. Does anyone have a solution to this?
I have been able to contain these pages in IE using object element, but this doesnt work in Netscape and Firefox, and is not a smart solution.
I am looking for any solution... doesn't have to be javascript, but a way to contain the pages (without using the server/proxies). Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks
containing pages from other domains within iframes
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