Is there a way to overide this javascript externally?

[ei42]

Hi

I'm a complete numpty when it comes to javascript so please excuse my ignorance.

I have a link to a site that I usually open in an iframe, the source of that site now contains this code...

<script type="text/javascript">if(top.location.href!=self.location.href)top.location.href=self.location.href;</script>

Which unless I am mistaken means "Get the hell out of any frames"

Is there anything that I can do in my iframe code to overide that and force the site into my iframe or will javascript always win this battle?

Thanks in advance

Steve

[Philip M]

Fortunately, Javascript will always win the battle.

The site you refer to does not wish you to load it into your iframe. Period.

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[VIPStephan]

Well, the only way to win a battle over JavaScript is to disable it.

[oesxyl]

Originally Posted by VIPStephan

Well, the only way to win a battle over JavaScript is to disable it.

on the server side?

best regards

[venegal]

You can use the onbeforeunload event to at least give the user a chance to cancel the redirection. But probably you just shouldn't embed the site in yours, since their owner obviously doesn't want you to.

[rnd me]

once upon a time you could use <object> instead of <iframe>, but i don't know if that trick still works...