Bypass "frame" protection

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Hi everyone,
I don't know if I'm posting in the right section but here's the thing:

I have web page in which are placed several iFrame objects, that open several websites.
But some sites that I want to open within the iFrame object doesn't show at all or show a message like "The author of that website does not authorize his website to be shown in a frame."
I have, so far, tried some PHP tag like readfile(); file_get_contents(); but they do the trick only once, not twice ... So I can't use them several times.

So my question is: how, with any programming languages that exist in this planet, I can bypass this protection and show the content of the website within a "frame" (or a <div>, or other)?


NL.
 
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If your intention is that the framed site to be normally working for your site 's visitors... you can't - it 's a browser security policy. The site sends a header that says "fuck frames, top only" and the browser does the trick.

If you just want the site to look like its there, even a screenshot would do.
 
Hi everyone,
I don't know if I'm posting in the right section but here's the thing:

I have web page in which are placed several iFrame objects, that open several websites.
But some sites that I want to open within the iFrame object doesn't show at all or show a message like "The author of that website does not authorize his website to be shown in a frame."
I have, so far, tried some PHP tag like readfile(); file_get_contents(); but they do the trick only once, not twice ... So I can't use them several times.

So my question is : how, with any programming languages that exist in this planet, I can bypass this protection and show the content of the website within a "frame" (or a <div>, or other)?


NL.


Thanks for the reply.
Well, then is there any possibilities of opening the desired websites in new tabs WITHOUT triggering the pop-up blocking system of browsers, and all this automatically as soon as the visitor enters my webpage?
 
M'ok never mind, I solved my problem, I just used the .load function from Ajax and the site shows in a #div, so no iFrame detection, works like a charm.
 
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