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Posted by nully on August 4, 2008, 4:01 am
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"Guy Macon" <http://www.GuyMacon.com/> wrote in message
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> WebFoot wrote:
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>>GOAL:
>>Break out of a hostile frame.
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>>IDEAL SOLUTION:
>>My page loads unframed.
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>>OK SOLUTION:
>>Framing site displays blank page
>>or 404 error inside the frame
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>>NOT LOOKING FOR:
>>JavaScript solution -- some visitors
>>don't have JavaScript enabled
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>>NOT LOOKING FOR:
>>Link with target="_top" solution -- it does not
>>work unless someone clicks on that link.
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>>NOT LOOKING FOR:
>>Meta refresh with target="_top" solution -- the
>>refreshing screws up the back button for the user,
>>and search engines don't like it.
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>>NOT LOOKING FOR:
>>A way to ban specific sites that frame my page. I want
>>to stop all sites from doing it rather than constantly
>>checking logs and adding new bans.
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> I slapped together a test page for the various ways that
> I found doing a web search (I will add the php method I
> just read about in another post in the next few days).
> None meet all of your requirements. Some of them suck
> in various other ways.
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> Test page: http://www.guymacon.net/f0n.html
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> Being an engineer, I will now do what engineers do;
> question the requirements. When you write "NOT
> LOOKING FOR: A way to ban specific sites that frame
> my page. I want to stop all sites from doing it
> rather than constantly checking logs and adding new
> bans." you are making the assumption that you have
> to do the checking and adding. Not so. A computer
> program could do it for you.
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> There already exists a program that watches the
> incoming requests and looks for web spiders that
> ignore robots.txt and denies them access, all without
> any human intervention.
There is?
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