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You might be able to do that by loading the html of the target page, replacing it, and setting the frame src to the modified html.
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Yes, process the html on the server as I mentioned<br />

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I need a script that can intercept and destroy the &quot;break out of frames&quot; script before it has a chance to switch my url to their url? it MUST be compatible with IE, FF.
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I need a script that can intercept and destroy the "break out of frames" script before it has a chance to switch my url to their url? it MUST be compatible with IE, FF.

I need a script that can intercept and destroy the &quot;break out of frames&quot; script before it has a chance to switch my url to their url? it MUST be compatible with IE, FF

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I need a script that can intercept and destroy the &quot;break out of frames&quot; script before it has a chance to switch my url to their url? it MUST be compatible with IE, FF

I need a script that can intercept and destroy the "break out of frames" script before it has a chance to switch my url to their url? it MUST be compatible with IE, FF