Frames

[uk0102]

I just want to display two pages in one page so i am using frames.I have use simple html code.One side I kept google home page and another yahoo.When I search through google I am able to see the two frames but as I click any link in Yahoo frame the frames r lost and i can see only yahoo in whole page why is this happening and how can I tavigate web pages without losing my frames...??

[acoder]

Yahoo is probably using some form of frame-breaking script or technique, e.g. the following javascript will break out of a frame and load the page into the browser:

if (window != top) top.location.href = location.href;

There are other similar techniques to achieve this, so I'm afraid there isn't much you can do about this.

[uk0102]

thanks for ur response, that means there is no way i can do it??

[acoder]

This page might help.

[uk0102]

This page might help.

thanks for ur suggestion, but here he told if all the pages r of one site , it works.But for other web pages??

[uk0102]

thanks for ur suggestion, but here he told if all the pages r of one site , it works.But for other web pages??

ya i am sorry for the last post i think i got it and i will try that thank u...

[uk0102]

I have tried that tutorial but still not working, script is working only once ie., the first time i load the page and if i click another link from that frame it doesnt work... in all tutorials they ask to keep script in the head section of our page so that they open fine inside frame and how can i do it if i want to include other sites. what should I do ??any suggestion ....

[acoder]

I'm not sure how you solve your particular problem using Javascript (someone else may be able to help), but one possibility involving a server-side language (I don't know if you are familiar with any) is to make a HTTP request to the webpage and parse the response. Add your code to the head of the page and parse links too to load into the frame. It might not even work (never tried it), or might not even be allowed.

In any case, it is probably a little overkill, unless it's very important and you must solve the problem at all costs!

Hope that helps.