preventing frame as standalone
I have a typical three-frame website. Some of the pages that I have load into the main-body frame have been getting bookmarked or linked via search engines, so the viewer sees the frame as a standalone page, without my menu frame or header frame.
How can I prevent a page from displaying as a standalone?
Thanks,
Liontec
John Pollock posted this at 18:13 — 27th January 2000.
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I have a script at JavaScript City that might help. It takes the viewer to your main page though, you might want a more advanced one that can leave the page the viewer called and just add the frames. I'm not sure on the coding for that though.. here is the url for the one I mentioned:
http://www.javascriptcity.com/scripts/local/swin2.htm
If anyone knows the other way, please post it as well.
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liontec posted this at 18:32 — 27th January 2000.
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I've implemented that and I think it might do the job for the time being. I don't mind not having the page they tried to access not resulting in the frame when switched over, they can navigate through my pages to get what they want.
Thanks for the help!
Liontec
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