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I agree with Scott. &nbsp;I have several pages that will pop themselves out of a frame and into a new window.
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I agree with Scott.  I have several pages that will pop themselves out of a frame and into a new window.

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Below is the code present in my HTML page –<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28482786-1">&lt;iframe name=&quot;iframe1&quot; src=&quot;https://*****.com/openui?SWECmd=GotoView&amp;SWEView=Personal+Request+List+View&quot; height=&quot;1000&quot; width=&quot;1500&quot;&gt;
  &lt;p&gt;Your browser does not support iframes.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;/iframe&gt;</code></pre>
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When I open this HTML page using IE browser, the URL mentioned in iframe's SRC is opening in a new IE window. It is working fine if I refer to any page on local host.<br />
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I verified the response header and i dont see &quot;X-FRAME-OPTION&quot; attribute in it. I read that this attribute is responsible for allowing the page to be displayed in an iFrame.<br />
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Why is the page opening in a new window instead of opening in iFrame?
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Below is the code present in my HTML page –

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When I open this HTML page using IE browser, the URL mentioned in iframe's SRC is opening in a new IE window. It is working fine if I refer to any page on local host.

I verified the response header and i dont see "X-FRAME-OPTION" attribute in it. I read that this attribute is responsible for allowing the page to be displayed in an iFrame.

Why is the page opening in a new window instead of opening in iFrame?

iframe content opening in a new window

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