omg, I feel so stupid for asking this html question...

Indiigo007 · Apr 26, 2012

If I want to use example.com to show the entire contents of www.google.com -- as if you were AT google.com except it says www.example.com in the address bar (and I could add info in the header) -- what code would I need to accomplish this on example.com.

Basically a frame that is 100% of the browser.

Why can't I figure this out?!? Thanks to anyone that can help.

lancis · Apr 26, 2012

Code:

<iframe src="http://www.google.com"></iframe>

Indiigo007 · Apr 26, 2012

lancis said:
Code:

<iframe src="http://www.google.com"></iframe>

I appreciate your help, but no.

partymarty4870 · Apr 26, 2012

Code:

<body>
<p><iframe name="I1" width="100%" height="100%" src="[URL]http://www.the-big-G.com/[/URL]">
This is 2012, get a new browser already!
</iframe></p>
</body>

that should do it.

nytrolic · Apr 26, 2012

Do it with PHP

PHP:

$url = "http://www.example.com";
$str = file_get_contents($url);
echo $str;

Or

PHP:

		function get_url_contents($url){
			$kurl = curl_init();
			$timeout = 10;
			curl_setopt ($kurl, CURLOPT_URL,$url);
			curl_setopt ($kurl, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1);
			curl_setopt ($kurl, CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT, $timeout);
			$results = curl_exec($kurl);
			curl_close($kurl);
			return $results;
		}
		
		$url = "http://www.google.com";
		echo get_url_contents($url);

Brottaren · Apr 29, 2012

I'd use file_get_contents or Curl, as said above. It's not very hard either, just google some and you'll find out how to do it

ndks~ · Apr 30, 2012

I'm not sure about Iframing G$$gle because they have some heavy duty restrictions on iframes.

However if you are trying to set the height of an element to 100%, embed jquery in your page and then put this in script tags in your head:

Code:

var windowHeight = $(window).height(); 
$(window).load(function(){
    $('.className').css({'height':(windowHeight) + 'px'});
});
$(window).resize(function(){
    var windowHeight = $(window).height(); 
    $('.className').css({'height':(windowHeight) + 'px'});
});

Reason being is that browsers don't consider 100% as being a valid height value, unless the element is inside a parent element that already has a defined height. Annoying stuff sometimes. Also you probably want to set the padding to 0px for the element with css.

Hope this helps (somehow)

roster67 · Apr 30, 2012

Its not possible to do what you are wishing with iFrame!

Zapdos · Apr 30, 2012

Depends on the site.

Iframing major websites is likely not possible as it is possible for an iframed website to remove itself from being iframed. Many major websites incorporate this.
Using a fetch request on certain sites is also not possible, like google. After a certain amount of requests in a short period you will be considered a bot.

Iframing is however the best choice if its possible to do. Cookies are stored locally on the users machine whereas with a fetch request you will need to create a database to store the session.

omg, I feel so stupid for asking this html question...

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