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The are putting their own iframe in the free text area we provide. &nbsp;Within that iframe they are src'ing to a file that has the posted code in it. &nbsp;This takes over our page and then redirects it with the meta tag they also have on their page. &nbsp;<br />
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I don't want to control the page on their differenet domain but rather prevent them from controlling our page.
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The are putting their own iframe in the free text area we provide.  Within that iframe they are src'ing to a file that has the posted code in it.  This takes over our page and then redirects it with the meta tag they also have on their page.  

I don't want to control the page on their differenet domain but rather prevent them from controlling our page.

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OK. well unfortunately for you, other than contacting them and requesting to stop that practice (or else no more free space for them on your site), you cannot stop that since the content of the iframe is from an external domain.
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OK. well unfortunately for you, other than contacting them and requesting to stop that practice (or else no more free space for them on your site), you cannot stop that since the content of the iframe is from an external domain.

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There is one thing that works in IE only:<br />
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&lt;iframe src=&quot;<a href="http://www.Somewhere.com/SomePage.html" rel="ugc">http://www.Somewhere.com/SomePage.html</a>&quot; security=&quot;restricted&quot;&gt;&lt;/if<wbr />rame&gt;<br />
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security=&quot;restricted&quot; prevents framebusting. Too bad it doesn't work in FF etc.
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There is one thing that works in IE only:

<iframe src="http://www.Somewhere.com/SomePage.html [http://www.Somewhere.com/SomePage.html]" security="restricted"></iframe>

security="restricted" prevents framebusting. Too bad it doesn't work in FF etc.

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Some users are stealing our traffic by putting the following in an iframe, taking over the parent and then meta redirecting to another website:<br />
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&lt;script&gt;<br />
if (parent.frames.length &gt;&nbsp;0) {<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; parent.location.href = self.document.location<br />
}<br />
&lt;/script&gt;<br />
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How can we prevent this without banning iframes?<br />
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Thanks,
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Some users are stealing our traffic by putting the following in an iframe, taking over the parent and then meta redirecting to another website:

<script>
if (parent.frames.length > 0) {
    parent.location.href = self.document.location
}
</script>

How can we prevent this without banning iframes?

Thanks,

Prevent Iframe Redirect of Parent

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