D
Delanie
hi folks
I recently discovered that my domain has been "hijacked" without permission
by someone who purchased a domain, obviously set up forwarding at the dns
level, in some kind of stupid attempt to hijack hits (or something) from my
site. My actual site does appear under his domain-name, and I tested by
updating a page, and it also updates, meaning he has forwarding which keeps
his domain name in the browser window.
I'm an html coder, not too "up" on JS, but I did use a simple function to
prevent my pages from being "locked" into other frames like hotmail pages,
etc.
this,
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!-- Begin
if (window != top) top.location.href = location.href;
// End -->
</SCRIPT>
Is there a similar script I could use to have my pages "jump" out of my
hijacker's site, back to my own site?
thanks for any suggestions ...
GB
I recently discovered that my domain has been "hijacked" without permission
by someone who purchased a domain, obviously set up forwarding at the dns
level, in some kind of stupid attempt to hijack hits (or something) from my
site. My actual site does appear under his domain-name, and I tested by
updating a page, and it also updates, meaning he has forwarding which keeps
his domain name in the browser window.
I'm an html coder, not too "up" on JS, but I did use a simple function to
prevent my pages from being "locked" into other frames like hotmail pages,
etc.
this,
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!-- Begin
if (window != top) top.location.href = location.href;
// End -->
</SCRIPT>
Is there a similar script I could use to have my pages "jump" out of my
hijacker's site, back to my own site?
thanks for any suggestions ...
GB