running in an IFRAME or a FRAME?

[Sean Nolan]

So it's always been easy to know if I'm running framed:

if (window != top) ....

Here's one I can't seem to figure out. Is there a way to determine if
the frame I am in is a FRAME or an IFRAME? I'm hoping this is an easy
one, but it's got me stumped, and I haven't found any good info here
or on the web as of yet.

Oh, it has to work cross-site, too ... so my easy solution to just
look through window.parent.d ocument.getElem entsByTagname(" iframe")
doesn't work.

Thanks in advance for any help.
---S

[Martin Honnen]

Re: running in an IFRAME or a FRAME?



Sean Nolan wrote:[color=blue]
> So it's always been easy to know if I'm running framed:
>
> if (window != top) ....
>
> Here's one I can't seem to figure out. Is there a way to determine if
> the frame I am in is a FRAME or an IFRAME? I'm hoping this is an easy
> one, but it's got me stumped, and I haven't found any good info here
> or on the web as of yet.
>
> Oh, it has to work cross-site, too ... so my easy solution to just
> look through window.parent.d ocument.getElem entsByTagname(" iframe")
> doesn't work.[/color]

I don't think you are able to write a script checking whether the page
is inside of an iframe or inside of a frame if the frame and the
containing page are on different servers.
If not you already have the solution, check
parent.document .getElementsByT agName('iframe' ).length

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Martin Honnen

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