Disabling frames

doon · 30-08-2000 1:07pm #1

Can anyone tell me how to disable frames on
a web page?

logic1 · 30-08-2000 1:56pm

not sure what you mean by disabling frames,
if your writing a page just don't put in a frameset file, if your visiting pages with a framset theres not much you can do to change it..
afaik theres no way to view a fram page without showing the frames!!

.logic.

doon · 30-08-2000 2:39pm

ok, on the particular web page that I want to disable frames, there are two frames. One of them are mine and the other one, I dont have access to. What I want to do is is some how make my file the only one visible. I thought if I could disable frames on the web page I could do this......... or maybe not

doon

MiCr0 · 30-08-2000 2:42pm

one word
namezero
right?

doon · 30-08-2000 2:49pm

you got it

Molly · 30-08-2000 2:59pm

While were talking about namezero how long does it take for them to email you back ???

Cerberus · 30-08-2000 4:14pm

Try this doonbag.
Just make a footer of your own. Say something like your favourite links or address or schit like that.
I'm afraid the border line will still be there but you could make the background color
the same as the border color.
It not what you wanted but its the best you can hope for. The only way to totally get rid of it is to have access to the frameset but you don't.

Do like so..

&lt;HTML&gt;
&lt;HEAD&gt;
&lt;TITLE&gt;&lt;/TITLE&gt;
&lt;script language="javascript"&gt;
function change_it()
{
	top.frames[1].location.href = "your_own_footer.htm";
}
&lt;/script&gt;
&lt;/HEAD&gt;
&lt;BODY bgcolor="white" onLoad="change_it();"&gt;

&lt;/BODY&gt;
&lt;/HTML&gt;

[This message has been edited by Cerberus (edited 30-08-2000).]

Cerberus · 30-08-2000 4:22pm

[SdS]Gandalf[SdS] While were talking about namezero how long does it take for them to email you back ???

The first time I registered they didn't respond, the second time I did it it took about a day.

Bard · 30-08-2000 4:30pm

As I've said before, in a previous discussion about this, to force your page to jump out of the frames forced on you by Namezero, all you have to do is put the following javascript between the
<HEAD> and </HEAD> tags of your HTML document:

 &lt;SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"&gt;
 &lt;!-- Begin
 if (window != top) top.location.href = location.href;
 // End --&gt;
 &lt;/SCRIPT&gt;

Your nice .com or .net or whatever URL will disappear, though.

e.g.: go to www.scaryeire.net and out jumps www.scaryeire.com

Bard
|home page

doon · 30-08-2000 4:34pm

The first time I registered they replied in about a week.

doon.

doon · 30-08-2000 4:35pm

cheers NIG.

doon · 30-08-2000 4:52pm

That worked fine Cerberus. The namezero stuff pops up for a split second but thats grand.
Nice one.

doon.

Cerberus · 30-08-2000 5:34pm

I'm afraid that schit don't wash in netscape though. bad buzz. It says that access is denied to files on another domain....c@nts
Works fine in IE though.

SPACE COWBOY · 30-08-2000 11:35pm

This should work 100% , It just stops the frame from ever appearing.

1) Login to the domain's controlpanel as you would normally to alter the
redirection address of your domain (http://controlpanel.your-domain.com)

2) Copy this peice of source-code:

--start of code--

">
</HEAD>
<FRAMESET rows="100%,*" border=0 frameborder=0 framespacing=0
framecolor="#000000">
<FRAME src="http://www.your-actual-homepage-address.com/">
<FRAME>
</FRAMESET>
</HTML>

--end of code--

It is important that you get ALL of that code. There are NO errors in that
code, the "> in there is absolutely necessary.

3) Paste the code into "DESCRIPTION" box that NameZero allows you to edit
(make sure it is empty before hand, or if you want to include a breif
description, then just make sure it comes BEFORE the start of the above html
code), and then alter http://www.your-actual-homepage-address.com to the
actual address of your homepage, and the server it is on.

Hope this helps you.

doon · 01-09-2000 10:31am

Originally posted by SPACE COWBOY:
This should work 100% , It just stops the frame from ever appearing.

1) Login to the domain's controlpanel as you would normally to alter the
redirection address of your domain (http://controlpanel.your-domain.com)

2) Copy this peice of source-code:

--start of code--

">
</HEAD>
<FRAMESET rows="100%,*" border=0 frameborder=0 framespacing=0
framecolor="#000000">
<FRAME src="http://www.your-actual-homepage-address.com/">
<FRAME>
</FRAMESET>
</HTML>

--end of code--

It is important that you get ALL of that code. There are NO errors in that
code, the "> in there is absolutely necessary.

3) Paste the code into "DESCRIPTION" box that NameZero allows you to edit
(make sure it is empty before hand, or if you want to include a breif
description, then just make sure it comes BEFORE the start of the above html
code), and then alter http://www.your-actual-homepage-address.com to the
actual address of your homepage, and the server it is on.

Hope this helps you.

Does it take long for that change to take effect ? I edited the description box as you said but the meta info on the page still had the default description "my home page".
Great idea btw.

doon.

SPACE COWBOY · 01-09-2000 5:45pm

Originally posted by doon:
Does it take long for that change to take effect ?

It should get rid of the banner as soon as you click "Submit". Maybe you need to refresh the page or clear your browser cache.

You can enter a description before the html in the description box.

[This message has been edited by SPACE COWBOY (edited 01-09-2000).]

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