I have a page that contains an IFRAME. There is a possibility that a search engine will direct a visitor directly to the page contained in the IFRAME, and so within that page I would like to include some Javascript that can determine if the parent page is present or has a specific URL, and then either display a message with a link to the parent page, or automatically redirect them to the home page.

I need help How-to determine if the parent exists or has a specific URL, and how to redirect them to a specific URL (if that is possible)

Thanks in advance

Mike
EchoVue.com

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Mike
EchoVue.com

In the code of your iFrame add this JavaScript:

if(!window.parent||parent.location != "YOUR PARENT URL")
window.location = "YOUR PARENT URL";

hth

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Fantastic! That worked great. Thanks a million.

Mike
EchoVue.com

Well, it worked great until I uploaded it to my site. It started an eternal loop, continually loading the parent into the IFRAME.

This is an edited reply with how I fixed it. I used alerts() to determine what the location of the parent was and realized that the parent required a / on the end of it.

It works great now.

Mike
EchoVue.com