iFrame content from other sites

Discussion in 'Legal Issues' started by benni, Apr 4, 2013.

  1. #1
    Hey there!

    So my question is, is it legal to:

    - > A user gives me a website adress: www.example.com
    - > He approves he owns the website by uploading a file or adding something in the meta tags.
    - > He applies to give me the right to show his website in a iFrame.

    May I show it? I mean the owner has given me the rights right?

    What about blogs? For example a tumblr blog? He can approve me it's his tumblr by adding the meta tags. But may I show it? Is that in conflict to the tumblr "copyright" ?

    And to make it even more complicated:
    He has the tumblr blog published as www.example.com ... what then? =D


    Thank you very much!
     
    benni, Apr 4, 2013 IP
  2. CashflyAlex

    CashflyAlex Greenhorn

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    Of course, if a user has given you permission, you certainly can do it.
     
    CashflyAlex, Apr 4, 2013 IP
  3. nickardo

    nickardo Active Member

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    An iFrame shouldn't be illegal even if you don't have permission as long as you state it is in fact an iFrame. With an iFram you embed their website, so you are just showing their content not using it aka their website still gets visited, although it is within your website. So it's more of a visual link.
     
    nickardo, Apr 17, 2013 IP
  4. rudrawadi

    rudrawadi Greenhorn

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    you can show it in iframe, there is no problem with it unless you say its your own content :D
     
    rudrawadi, Apr 18, 2013 IP
  5. JackyS

    JackyS Member

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    Nothing has the same capabilities of rendering a separate HTML document rendered as a component of the current document. A <div> will let you have content that is rendered into its own container that can be indpendently positioned and be rendered with its own style information. However, all of that is in the context of the current document.
     
    JackyS, Apr 23, 2013 IP