In an embed I have a redirect. The location of the embed gets changed rather than the location of the actual page. How should I fix it?
The website that I am having troubles on is www.willmargulies.com if you click on anything in the headbar
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I made a redirect system in my index.html file, and used it to redirect to https://google.com/. I went back to my site and it had inherited the google logo
I tried redirecting back to my own site, but it still had the google logo.
Then I tried redirecting to a different site, and my site inherited that site's icon
I want to use an iFrame to display the content of another web site (not mine) but I don't want to display other sites in that iFrame. For example, if the SRC for the iFrame is www.site.com then if a visitor clicks a link in that site that opens to another website, I want to prevent it and perhaps display a blank page or redirect back to the specified site.
The site hosting the iFrame uses Apache/PHP on a VPS.
I need to be able to restrict the iFrame content to what was originally specified. If this cannot be done using iFrame what else could work?
There is a similar post that does not work this way... only works on the content page and does nothing to prevent the host iFrame from controlling the content domain.
I'm trying to create simple links using . I have a page just containing some video tags, some text, and some links. The web browser is treating all the links on the page as links to links t the current URL (ie. just refreshing the current page). No matter what I change the link to, it always just refreshes the page. Links on other pages work just fine, it's just this one page.
If the browser's current URL is http://www.my_domain_name.com/Folder/index.html and I have a Link the link just reloads the page. When I hover over the link, the browser says it points to the current page. When I view page source, the link is correct in the HTML code. Am I missing something?
I have a website which is hosted via my providers webhosting.
I have bought another domainname and forwarded my current website to it.
The technique it uses is cloacking, so my old website is a frame in my new domain.
Everything works perfectly but when I click a hyperlink that goes outside the website (e.g. facebook page), the page won't show.
I have the following error in my Google Chrome console:
Refused to display Hyperlink in a frame because it set X-Frame-Options to DENY.
Any link, tutorial help will be appreciated.
The X-Frame-Options is submitted by pages if they don't want to be displayed in frame or iframe (see mdn: The X-Frame-Options response header)
The message tells you that Facebook tells the browser, that it does not want to be displayed in a frame. To solve this problem you need to set the target attribute for these links to _top or _parent. But be award that the user could prevent these options by browser extensions.
If you plan to use the second domain instead of the first one you should think over doing a 301 redirect. What you should avoid is to find a solution that displays the same content (without iframe) on both domains, because of double content.
I'm creating a static website and I am using iframes. The problem is, when I navigate to another page, say for example, this code for the iframe:
<iframe marginheight="0" align=top src="aboutus1.php" frameborder=0 scrolling=no border=0 WIDTH=800 framespacing=0 id="bodyframeid" name="bodyframename" onLoad="autoResize('bodyframeid');>" ></iframe>
The src attribute is pointing to aboutsus1.php. Now, when I navigate to another page, for example, I go to aboutus2.php then I reload the page, it goes back to aboutus1.php which is executed by src="aboutus1.php". My question is, how do I stay on the current page (aboutus2.php) even if I reload the page?
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Click the link above. First page you will see is About CTI. Now, try clicking on Partners menu then refresh the page. It goes back to About CTI page. How do I prevent it from going back to About CTI page when the page reload?
You could store the current page location in a session, and on reload load the url stored in the session. But you'd need some server side technology. In just html you don't store things. You might also be able to use a GET value.
You can't. By reloading the page you are loading a completely new page that just happens to come from the same resource as the previous page.
You can't avoid reloading the iframe when you are reloading the main page, but you can make it reload the same page again.
If you want to load a specific page in the iframe, you need to send information to the main page what to put in the iframe src. You can for example send that information in a query string, or put it in a cookie.
If you have in your iframe the documents from the same domain (same origin), or you can set the Access-Control-Allow-Origin headers on displayed page, you can detect iframe src change, and save the current URL (cookie, localStorage or anything you have), and restore it on page load.