Stop redirect from iframe

13 years ago

yes google not allow to redirect

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bigvito19

13 years ago

What is the code to stop an website from redirecting inside iframe?

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onlinecasinodeck 13 years ago

Originally Posted by bigvito19

What is the code to stop an website from redirecting inside iframe?

<script type="text/javascript">

</script>
remove the script similar to the line above.
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bigvito19

13 years ago

I'm still looking for a code if anyone has one

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brianman

13 years ago

I'm not sure I understand what you're asking. Are you trying to stop a redirect that is being called from whatever is inside the iFrame? We need more specifics please.

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bigvito19

13 years ago

I'm trying to keep a website inside the iframe without it busting out to its page

Ex. The website inside the iframe will redirect or bust out of it but I don't want it too.

<iframe
src="http://adfoc.us/2233183576"
width="100%">
</iframe>

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bigvito19

13 years ago

Well I gave details and an example

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bigvito19

13 years ago

Does anyone know a code to keep a website from redirecting or busting out an iframe????

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bigvito19

13 years ago

Now I have a iframe code but only works with google chrome.

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francischan35

13 years ago

You have to give the iframe an id attribute and a name:

id="thisframe"

for example. Then, you have to point to the id as the target for the URL. Otherwise, the call to the URL in the browser doesn't know where to send the page.

So, you could have:

<iframe id="myframe" etc, etc>

then:

<a href="http://your_url" target="myframe">

The call to the url will go to the iframe with that ID.

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bigvito19

13 years ago

What about a site like linkbucks, that has a framebreaker, how would you iframe that site?

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bigvito19

13 years ago

Anyone can update me on this??

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TigerNone

13 years ago

Unfortunately there is no way to contain a site that uses framebreakers. Lots of blackhat sites have tried to run sites where they iframe sites like linkbucks, which is why linkbucks breaks out of frames. Browsers will always allow sites to break out because it would be dangerous if you could just iframe sites in the background.

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lovenot

13 years ago

Easy, use javascript. Create a function which if the iframe's src isn't the url that you want it to be, redirect it back to the url that you want. Also, add onchange="yourfunctionname()" to the iframe. So whenevever, the iframe loads or changes, it will do that function which checks for its src.

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bigvito19

13 years ago

Originally Posted by lovenot

Easy, use javascript. Create a function which if the iframe's src isn't the url that you want it to be, redirect it back to the url that you want. Also, add onchange="yourfunctionname()" to the iframe. So whenevever, the iframe loads or changes, it will do that function which checks for its src.

Do you have a code for that or know where I can find one?

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lovenot 13 years ago

Originally Posted by bigvito19

Do you have a code for that or know where I can find one?

You will require decent javascript knowledge to do this. Try jquery or google for:

1. How to write a javascript function.
2. a) How to get an element with javascript.
b) How to set an element's id.
3. How to set iframe's src to a different url.
4. How to call a javascript function when an element changes. (onchange function)
5. Combine all of the above.

Hope this helps.
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bigvito19

13 years ago

Can someone update me with a code on this?

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bigvito19

13 years ago

Can anyone update me on this?
I could really use the help

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LakiPolitis

13 years ago

You're not going to stop a page from executing its redirect in an iframe from another page. That just doesn't make sense. You need to put the link that you want in that iframe. You can't change code on page x from page y without using server side code, or editing page x's code.

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bigvito19

13 years ago

Originally Posted by LakiPolitis

You're not going to stop a page from executing its redirect in an iframe from another page. That just doesn't make sense. You need to put the link that you want in that iframe. You can't change code on page x from page y without using server side code, or editing page x's code.

That's what I'm trying to do is put a website in an iframe, what are you saying, that doesn't make any sense

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andrejvasso

13 years ago

Originally Posted by bigvito19

That's what I'm trying to do is put a website in an iframe, what are you saying, that doesn't make any sense

What LakiPolitis

was saying makes sense. You maybe dont understand it or you didnt read what he/she was saying.

There is no way you can change or modify what is happening on site X, without having access to it / being its webmaster.

Just think about that: If that was possible, I would just modify Google to display my sites only for all kind of search terms and become a billionaire within a day...

You can however, scrape a website´s content, modify it and display it on your site. But you can never change code on the original site without being its webmaster (or hacking the site...).

As Jay Moreno

already posted, to scrape a website and than modify the scraped code, take a look at PHP: cURL - Manual

And just a small note about:

Originally Posted by ASCiiDiTY

Google "anti frame breaker code"

There is no such thing. There just cant be - its technically not possible to create a client-side only method that would cheat a frame breaker code. If you have bought something like that, you were scammed. If you are saying you created something like that, you are lying. (However feel free to prove me wrong and post the code...)

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bigvito19

13 years ago

Originally Posted by andrejvasso

What LakiPolitis

was saying makes sense. You maybe dont understand it or you didnt read what he/she was saying.

There is no way you can change or modify what is happening on site X, without having access to it / being its webmaster.

Just think about that: If that was possible, I would just modify Google to display my sites only for all kind of search terms and become a billionaire within a day...

You can however, scrape a website´s content, modify it and display it on your site. But you can never change code on the original site without being its webmaster (or hacking the site...).

As Jay Moreno

already posted, to scrape a website and than modify the scraped code, take a look at PHP: cURL - Manual

And just a small note about:

There is no such thing. There just cant be - its technically not possible to create a client-side only method that would cheat a frame breaker code. If you have bought something like that, you were scammed. If you are saying you created something like that, you are lying. (However feel free to prove me wrong and post the code...)

There is a such thing as a anti-framebreaker code, I wouldn't be looking for it if it wasn't a such thing. When ever I do get the code I won't post it, believe that.

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andrejvasso

13 years ago

Originally Posted by bigvito19

There is a such thing as a anti-framebreaker code, I wouldn't be looking for it if it wasn't a such thing. When ever I do get the code I won't post it, believe that.

Of course there are different ways to code an iframe buster and, as always, there are bad ways to do it.

If the page, you are trying to steal content from, is using a poorly coded frame buster, you might be able to trick it.

Another thing you have to consider: you might able to cheat a frame buster, but than it also depends on what browser your visitors are using.

If they are still using IE6, you might have some chance to cheat almost all known frame busting scripts.

However, if they are using a newer browser (for instance FF 3.6+,IE8+) and the website you are targeting is configured to use the x-frame-option, than you will NEVER be able to cheat it.

So to summarize this:

If the target website did a good job on that frame buster, than.... well, I tell you again: you will never be able to cheat it. Period.

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cigal

12 years ago

Anti Frame Breaker script:
The whole idea is to stop execution of javascript in the frame/iframe which doesn't suppose to takeover parent frame/window.
First put this function between html head tags:
<script>
function StopLoading()
{
if (!document.all)
{
window.stop();
}
else
{
window.document.execCommand('Stop');
}
}
</script>

Then just add onload event handler to iframe you want to supress, like this:
<iframe onload="StopLoading()" src="someurl">

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bigvito19

12 years ago

Originally Posted by cigal

Anti Frame Breaker script:
The whole idea is to stop execution of javascript in the frame/iframe which doesn't suppose to takeover parent frame/window.
First put this function between html head tags:
<script>
function StopLoading()
{
if (!document.all)
{
window.stop();
}
else
{
window.document.execCommand('Stop');
}
}
</script>

Then just add onload event handler to iframe you want to supress, like this:
<iframe onload="StopLoading()" src="someurl">

Will it still work though?

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Jay Moreno

13 years ago

theoretically you could drop the iframe and use PHP to scrape the page content you are trying to display instead...

Search for PHP CURL Examples in Google

Hope that helps...

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IceT

13 years ago

If you are focusing on google better don't do it. Just a piece of advice

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bigvito19 13 years ago

Originally Posted by IceT

If you are focusing on google better don't do it. Just a piece of advice

I'm not using adsense.
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bigvito19

13 years ago

I'm on a mission to get that code

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bigvito19

13 years ago

But that just keeps looping or redirecting the page over and over again

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bigvito19

13 years ago

I'm on a mission to find that code, If I get it, traffic+rank=$$$$$$

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bigvito19

13 years ago

Let me know if anyone has any info on this

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ASCiiDiTY

13 years ago

Google "anti frame breaker code"

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bigvito19

12 years ago

I'm back, any updates on this yet

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Wargamon 11 years ago

Originally Posted by bigvito19

I'm back, any updates on this yet

Hi, did you manage to get it resolve? If I read correctly, you have iframe injected with URL and want to prevent the origin URL to breakout of your iframe?
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Michael71

11 years ago

There is no 100% working anti framebreaker script... fact!

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Wargamon 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael71

There is no 100% working anti framebreaker script... fact!

Hi Michael, I am referring to origin URL not framebreaker like linkbucks and adfly.
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