Question about frames:
How can I have it so a certain frame displays a website, on a different url?
Example:
Go to:
http://www.pearl-tama-cb-sonor-drum-sets-latin-percussion-bongos.com/
However, bottom frame (and actually full page) displays massmusic.net. And even when you browse around, the first url above is still displayed in the browser?
Help is much appreciated.
Brad
Busy posted this at 21:04 — 16th December 2003.
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adjust the pages in your frameset, note that some sites use javascript to force themselves out of frames
<?bhb if(broken){ echo("It wasn't me
"); } ?>
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byrddog posted this at 21:12 — 16th December 2003.
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? Note sure what you mean. Is there a code put in a frame that shows the site, something like:
this frame=massmusic.net
trying to figure out the code that would display another site
thanks
Brad
Suzanne posted this at 21:44 — 16th December 2003.
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do you have permission to frame that content? that's the first question.
if you do, you can use the src feature. Instead of yourframedpage.html, use the full url.
HOWEVER.
That's not what's happening in your example. Your example is a frowned on way of increasing hits to a site that's badly used. The domain name contains many keywords. It's just the same content in a different domain area.
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kylebacc posted this at 07:33 — 18th December 2003.
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now what were you thinking when you made that site and regiestered that domain....?