I need help with iFraming...Please...

I know this is probably a really remedial concept, but I have found I need more of an understanding then I have been able to find on my own.

Conceptually, I understand what iFraming is using my novice programming skills, put together some test code to see it work, and everything was fine.

But from a black hat perspective, from what I've read, it seems as if you just want to iFrame a single field of the CPA form on to the site where the lead enters their info.

This is what I'm having trouble figuring out technically.
Could some one explain how you would code this or is there a thread that explains this (I searched and have not been able to find one)

Any guidance would be appreciated

Thanks!

I think this is exactly what your looking for http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...method-step-step-250-day-only-thanks-bhw.html

It has a detailed guide to do just what your asking for

At one point, you were able to adjust the scroll bar position of an iFrame. That's been pretty much fixed with modern browser updates. It's clearly a security risk. There's no real legitimate reason for the parent window of an iFrame to adjust the scroll position, especially when the iFrame is loading content from an outside domain.

Well pretty much the same question. I don't seem to find any guide on iframing. The one posted below the OP doesn't help either.

I use iframe for hidding urls in my website.

lll3mk4 said:

I use iframe for hidding urls in my website.

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Exactly! Now can you help me find a guide on iFraming and how to achieve it.

i dont understand

You are looking for a guide on slicing iframes so that you only reveal a portion of the CPA offer on your landing page. That way you can make it look like the entry is whatever you want it to look like.

Anyway try here:

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...frame-cpa-offers-while-blanking-referrer.html

Alright I got the cakeslice thingy and understood about the referrers. The thing I dont understand is:
I slice the e-mail submit text box, but what about the submit button. How do I put that into my landing page. I think when I'll here the answer I'll laugh on myself.