First, let's take a look at window. location. href, location. href, self. location. href, parent. location. href, top. location. href:
"Window. Location. href", "location. href", and "self. Location. href" are displayed on the current page.
"Parent. Location. href" is the previous page Jump
"Top. Location. href" is the outermost page Jump
Example(For example ):
If A, B, C, and D are common pages, D is the IFRAME of C, C is the IFRAME of B, and B is the IFRAME of,
If Js in D is written like this:
"Window. Location. href", "location. href": D page Jump
"Parent. Location. href": C page Jump
"Top. Location. href": a page Jump
If form exists on Page D:
<Form>: Jump to the D page after the form is submitted
<Form target = "_ blank">: a new page is displayed after the form is submitted.
<Form target = "_ parent">: C page jump after form is submitted
<Form target = "_ top">: Jump to page a after form is submitted
For page refresh, write the following in page D:
"Parent. location. reload (); ": refreshes the C page (of course, you can also use the opener object of the Child Window to obtain the parent window object: zookeeper opener.doc ument. location. reload ();)
"Top. Location. Reload ();": page a is refreshed.
Now let's take a look at it. It's easy to implement the function of JavaScript to prevent webpages from being put into the IFRAME framework. If the framework of the content.html file is set in the frame.html file, the idea is as follows: add Js in content.html to check whether the top. Location. href address is the top. Location. href address. If yes, It is not nested. If no, It is nested. This is a prompt.Preview Effect
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Code of the method to prevent web pages from being framed:
<Script language = "JavaScript">
If (top. location! = Self. Location ){
Warningtxt1 = "the content page is IFRAME! ";
Warningtxt2 = "Let's jump out of IFRAME and access the content page directly! ";
Alert (warningtxt1 );
Alert (warningtxt2 );
Top. Location. href = self. Location. href;
}
</SCRIPT>