I am not sure what that is so I don't know where it should be posted. I find the following link very interesting: http://www.gaiaonline.com/gaia/redirect.php?r=http://www.google.com There is a bar/header on top of the page. I am wondering how they can do that and what programming laguage they use. Any idea? Also, if a link like that is connecting to my site, is there anyway I can change it to a normal link? Thx
Hi There! It's linked with a normal frame like this: The site coded it using php , but you can make it with normal html ( look above ). If you want to remove the header when it is pointing to your site, then add this javascript to your site and it will make sure that the frame is removed: Hope it help's you best regards Preben Eriksen,
if you right click on the banner and click on the properties, on the address you will notice the extension .PHP. It is the language they are using.. More info from their web site perhaps.... http://www.gaiaonline.com/
you can do it in many ways, javascript, php, or only in html. There are 2 iframes. The site from your example using php to know what website to open in the second frame.
Thank you so much!!!! I have 2 more questions regarding the frame: 1) Is it possible to track the activity on the lower frame (in this case the activity on google.com)?? (it seems very impossible..) 2) From what I understand, the upper frame is still a "part of my web site", does it mean I can "track the activity" when they click on any link or button on the upper frame? (e.g. get their ip and time when they click on the return link on the upper frame or track their activity with Google analytics)? Thanks for the info. You guys are being so helpful.