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zalun
Hi
I created a site which can be partially iframed (or framed).
I check if (self == top) and change CSS to turn off some divs.
The rest of the site which cannot be iframed does top.location =
self.location and displays content on the top.
The problem is that when user uses his back button browser stays on the
non iframed version.
It is because last page was trying to display part of the site with
top.location = self.location code.
Is there any way to avoid this behaviour?
I created a site which can be partially iframed (or framed).
I check if (self == top) and change CSS to turn off some divs.
The rest of the site which cannot be iframed does top.location =
self.location and displays content on the top.
The problem is that when user uses his back button browser stays on the
non iframed version.
It is because last page was trying to display part of the site with
top.location = self.location code.
Is there any way to avoid this behaviour?