Re: Redirecting to a non-framed site

Well, for one more browsers use frames than the ones that use JS. Besides some users may have JS turned off. Now the scenario is this, someone is imprisoning my site in their frames. A JS based solution is possible, but I want to know if there is a server based soln, i.e. by a sending a redirection header. As far as I've known such headers redirect only the page and not the entire frame. The redirection is more of a refresh with the same contents being loaded in the entire window and not the frame. -Srini > What's wrong with doing the redirection and then doing JS ? It will look the > same in the browser. > > > Hi, > > > > I know I can use > > > > header("Location http://www.somisp.com/blah"); > > > > but this only redirects the page and not the entire frame. > > Suppose someone > > accesses mysite thru a frame of someother site, how do I remove it. > > > > I can use JS, but I want a nonJS generic solution. I've been > > thinking and I > > can't seem to think of a way. > > > > Thanks, > > > > -Srini > >