Frames alternative?

Is there a way that I can load a page within a page and still have
cookies/javascript etc working?

This is my code thus far:

PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">




title="Main style" />
title="Main style" />

Re: Frames alternative?

UKuser wrote:

>
> I've tried standard iframes and frames but in IE these have cookies/
> javascript disabled. I'm trying to find a PHP 100% equivilent to
> frames.
>
forget the concept 'frames' use includes instead. For php use this in
order to load an external file into your main file:


require_once("myexternalfile.php");


HTH
bernhard


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Re: Frames alternative?

On 23 Aug, 12:47, Bernhard Sturm wrote:
> UKuser wrote:
>
> > I've tried standard iframes and frames but in IE these have cookies/
> > javascript disabled. I'm trying to find a PHP 100% equivilent to
> > frames.
>
> forget the concept 'frames' use includes instead. For php use this in
> order to load an external file into your main file:
>
> require_once("myexternalfile.php");
>
> HTH
> bernhard
>
> --www.daszeichen.ch
> remove nixspam to reply

Hi,

If I do that all the links from the external site point to my website,
i.e.

mysite-root/a-page-I-don't-have.html

I tried this, but the images and links wouldnt work.

Thanks

A

Re: Frames alternative?

On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 04:58:18 -0700, UKuser
wrote:
>On 23 Aug, 12:47, Bernhard Sturm wrote:
>> UKuser wrote:
>> forget the concept 'frames' use includes instead. For php use this in
>> order to load an external file into your main file:
>>
>> require_once("myexternalfile.php");
>>
>> HTH
>> bernhard

>If I do that all the links from the external site point to my website,
>i.e.
>
>mysite-root/a-page-I-don't-have.html
>
>I tried this, but the images and links wouldnt work.

Have you considered parsing the HTML to correct these problems?


$content = file_get_contents("http://$site"); // where site is a
www.anyname.com

/* a bit of code here to correct links to pages and images */

echo $content;
?>
--
Martin Jay

Re: Frames alternative?

On 23 Aug, 13:23, Martin Jay wrote:
> On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 04:58:18 -0700, UKuser
> wrote:
>
> >On 23 Aug, 12:47, Bernhard Sturm wrote:
> >> UKuser wrote:
> >> forget the concept 'frames' use includes instead. For php use this in
> >> order to load an external file into your main file:
>
> >> require_once("myexternalfile.php");
>
> >> HTH
> >> bernhard
> >If I do that all the links from the external site point to my website,
> >i.e.
>
> >mysite-root/a-page-I-don't-have.html
>
> >I tried this, but the images and links wouldnt work.
>
> Have you considered parsing the HTML to correct these problems?
>
> >
> $content = file_get_contents("http://$site"); // where site is awww.anyname.com
>
> /* a bit of code here to correct links to pages and images */
>
> echo $content;
> ?>
> --
> Martin Jay

I did play with that, but the other problem was duplicating the HTML
start/body/head tags which needed to be stripped out as well. My
problem is I have a directory where I want to open up websites within
it, but display our header on top. One of our listees has cookies
running on their front page, and either iframes or regular frames
didnt like having them.

If theres an alternative solution, I'm open to ideas.

A

Re: Frames alternative?

UKuser wrote:

> I did play with that, but the other problem was duplicating the HTML
> start/body/head tags which needed to be stripped out as well.

and have *before* the pages' closing body and
html tags.

> My
> problem is I have a directory where I want to open up websites within
> it, but display our header on top. One of our listees has cookies
> running on their front page, and either iframes or regular frames
> didnt like having them.
>
> If theres an alternative solution, I'm open to ideas.

You have your troubles well set before you, cross-site cookies is a
security hole that browsers makers have been plugging for years. Read up
and see why you are having trouble...

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=cross-site+cookie&btnG= Google+Search
cross-site cookie - Google Search

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Take care,

Jonathan
-------------------
LITTLE WORKS STUDIO
http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

Re: Frames alternative?

UKuser wrote:

> My problem is I have a directory where I want to open up websites
> within it, but display our header on top.

Begs the question: do you have permission from these websites to
display their pages under your banner?

> One of our listees has cookies running on their front page, and either
> iframes or regular frames didnt like having them.

"listees" might imply they have 'signed up' to have their content
scraped by you ... is this the case?

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-bts
-Motorcycles defy gravity; cars just suck

Re: Frames alternative?

On 23 Aug, 14:33, "Jonathan N. Little" wrote:
> UKuser wrote:
> > I did play with that, but the other problem was duplicating the HTML
> > start/body/head tags which needed to be stripped out as well.
>
> and have *before* the pages' closing body and
> html tags.
>
> > My
> > problem is I have a directory where I want to open up websites within
> > it, but display our header on top. One of our listees has cookies
> > running on their front page, and either iframes or regular frames
> > didnt like having them.
>
> > If theres an alternative solution, I'm open to ideas.
>
> You have your troubles well set before you, cross-site cookies is a
> security hole that browsers makers have been plugging for years. Read up
> and see why you are having trouble...
>
> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=cross-site+cookie&btnG= Google+Se...
> cross-site cookie - Google Search
>
> --
> Take care,
>
> Jonathan
> -------------------
> LITTLE WORKS STUDIOhttp://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

Ah - I've heard about these issues but didnt realise this is how it
materialised. Looks like we may just have to cope.

Thanks

A

Re: Frames alternative?

On 23 Aug, 15:05, "Beauregard T. Shagnasty"
wrote:
> UKuser wrote:
> > My problem is I have a directory where I want to open up websites
> > within it, but display our header on top.
>
> Begs the question: do you have permission from these websites to
> display their pages under your banner?
>
> > One of our listees has cookies running on their front page, and either
> > iframes or regular frames didnt like having them.
>
> "listees" might imply they have 'signed up' to have their content
> scraped by you ... is this the case?
>
> --
> -bts
> -Motorcycles defy gravity; cars just suck

yes we have their permission - it was the listee who highlighted their
website link didnt appear to be working