CPA Networks are able to detect Iframe

jabbidoo

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They can see if their page is in an iframe or frame ->
Code:
http://de.selfhtml.org/javascript/objekte/frames.htm#length
I tried it and it works :( Is there a way to hide it?
 
Don't use iFrames, use double metarefresh instead. There's a thread about it http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/cloaking-content-generators/28628-how-easily-fake-referrer-when-using-double-meta-refresh.html
 
Yeah...I use a similar method BUT in an iframe. The user gets a nice landingpage where he has to enter his email address. The landingpage is mine but the email box is from an email submit (I iframe the email form and the submit button so that I can tell the user anything I want why he should type in his email address). So I have to use an iframe.
 
As long as you blank the referrer they cannot tell it is an iframe correct?
 
As long as you blank the referrer they cannot tell it is an iframe correct?
Unfortunately they can:( With the javascript function I posted above..
 
Im not using javascript in my iFrame though. I am simply blanking / faking the referrer
 
They can still tell if you're iframing even if you're blanking your ref.
 
It is possible for them to tell. Just watch your affiliate to make sure they don't have frame-related javascript looking out for frames. Otherwise, just use a double meta or another type of redirect.
 
if they are usin frame breakers...they can always tell......azoogle did tht to me:(
 
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