Hiding iFrame Contents...is it possible?

I haven't been able to figure out how to hide the contents of an iframe to IE's browsing history. NOT hide from the user...the user will browse the page in the iframe, but I want it hidden from the browser's history. I'm not sure if I would need to use javascript for this, php, whatever...and please keep in mind that I'm a complete newbie to all these languages.

Visit: http://www.NetworkSeeker.com
to see what this idea will basically be...kind of an internal browser that logs no history. any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

 

You can do it this way:

<iframe src="the_url_goes_here" width="0" height="0" frameborder="0" border="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no"></iframe>

Code (markup):

 

Doesn't that completely hide the iFrame from visibility, though? I want the user to be able to surf the page normally, just without any history being logged.

 

I don't think the iframe shows in the history. The page on which it is included will show but the frame does not show seperately. IE7 that is.

 

Well it's showing up in IE 6. I need it to be hidden from at least most versions of IE, firefox, safari, etc.

 

Your method with iframes (or frames) will not work for many sites.
Example: Fill the URL of my "recent blog feed" on your text field, and you'll see that your iframe dissapear.
You're trying to make a proxy site ?

 

Not a proxy site...just a private browsing site. The idea is that you can privately browse without looking suspicious to people you live with, because first of all the history of other sites is still there, and also the tab says NetworkSeeker.com and not the real site.

 

Visit this page and see if they show lexkyweb.com/national_classifieds_main.htm

If they don't, I will share the code with you.

 

Yes, that popped up in history. Thanks anyway!