I'm wanting to know if it is possible to customize the login for the following site: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="https://209.246.139.213/Login/login.asp">https://209.246.139.213/Login/login.asp</a><!-- m --><br />
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I'm wanting to know if it can be set up where I use a frameed page with my site hosting the upper frame, and thier 'main' page only showing in the bottom frame.<br />
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I can already use their form code on my page to allow people to login, but after you enter the user name & password, the next page is their framset page, and not just their main page.<br />
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This isn't what I wanted.<br />
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Anyway to customize this?<!--content-->not if their site has frame breakers then you can't. what that is is when it detects that is has been loaded in a frame it breaks out of it to use their format. no way around it.<!--content-->I've looked at the code and I don't see any frame breakers. But then again I only know about javascripts that make pages load under their own framset pages.<br />
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But, once I'm logged I can rightclick on one of the links on the left side and have that page open up into a new window, even with it being a secured page (https)<br />
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This site is for my atm machine customers to be able to log in and get reports. I thought it would be way cook to customize their experience so I could get me company name in there somewhere.<br />
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If I can't do this, I'll just make my own frame page with all their stuff in the lower frame.<!--content-->in the form tag<br />
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<form action="splashgo.asp" method="post" id="Login" name="Login"><br />
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is that going to their page? if so the only choice you have is to use target="frame_name" in the form tag. you can have it load in your frame page. other than that you don't have a choice. you can load anything in a frame, even another site, but if they have a frame breaker then you don't ahve a choice there either.<br />
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also on your page you have 2 body tags and head tags and 2 html tags. they serve no purpose but to make you page mess up.<!--content-->Are you talking about my AustinSings.com page that is accessable when you click on 'www' to visit Rockrz website?<br />
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The index page didn't seem to have that, and the homepage has a whole other page in the NoFrames section in case someone with frames turned off sees it.<br />
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I'll play around with these guys frameset.<br />
I may just copy their frameset and rig it where my page comes out on the very top, and their pages come out on the bottom. I'll see what I can do here in the next few minutes....<!--content-->no I got that from your login page you posted in the first post.<!--content-->
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I'm wanting to know if it can be set up where I use a frameed page with my site hosting the upper frame, and thier 'main' page only showing in the bottom frame.<br />
<br />
I can already use their form code on my page to allow people to login, but after you enter the user name & password, the next page is their framset page, and not just their main page.<br />
<br />
This isn't what I wanted.<br />
<br />
Anyway to customize this?<!--content-->not if their site has frame breakers then you can't. what that is is when it detects that is has been loaded in a frame it breaks out of it to use their format. no way around it.<!--content-->I've looked at the code and I don't see any frame breakers. But then again I only know about javascripts that make pages load under their own framset pages.<br />
<br />
But, once I'm logged I can rightclick on one of the links on the left side and have that page open up into a new window, even with it being a secured page (https)<br />
<br />
This site is for my atm machine customers to be able to log in and get reports. I thought it would be way cook to customize their experience so I could get me company name in there somewhere.<br />
<br />
If I can't do this, I'll just make my own frame page with all their stuff in the lower frame.<!--content-->in the form tag<br />
<br />
<form action="splashgo.asp" method="post" id="Login" name="Login"><br />
<br />
is that going to their page? if so the only choice you have is to use target="frame_name" in the form tag. you can have it load in your frame page. other than that you don't have a choice. you can load anything in a frame, even another site, but if they have a frame breaker then you don't ahve a choice there either.<br />
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also on your page you have 2 body tags and head tags and 2 html tags. they serve no purpose but to make you page mess up.<!--content-->Are you talking about my AustinSings.com page that is accessable when you click on 'www' to visit Rockrz website?<br />
<br />
The index page didn't seem to have that, and the homepage has a whole other page in the NoFrames section in case someone with frames turned off sees it.<br />
<br />
I'll play around with these guys frameset.<br />
I may just copy their frameset and rig it where my page comes out on the very top, and their pages come out on the bottom. I'll see what I can do here in the next few minutes....<!--content-->no I got that from your login page you posted in the first post.<!--content-->