weird wacky site

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jellybelly

http://www.internationaldoor.com/

I have never seen a site like this, where no matter the
link you click (and go to that page), the web address
stays the same.

Looking at the code thru view source, things get even
wackier.

How are they doing this?

I would like to copy a couple of pictures off this site,
but I can't even do that...anybody have a clue how?
 
J

Jack Brewster

They are using frames which is causing the address to stay the same. For
more info on frames check out:
http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_frames.asp

Note that frames are generally frowned upon for a variety of reasons.
You'll have to do a little (not much) searching on the net for details about
this.

The code you're seeing when you view source is the parent frame page. It
doesn't contain any of the page elements, just references to the other
pages. To view the source of a particular frame, right click in it and
choose View Source. It will look much different.

As for copying images, keep in mind that they, or the door manufacturer
probably have copyright for those pictures. It would be appropriate to
check with them before repurposing the graphics.
 
T

Tom Pepper Willett

1) They are using frames. That's why the address never changes.
2) They are using a javascript for no right click (see below)
3) The images are in your temp internet files, and can be downloaded from
there. Right click on them and save.

I opened the site, then copied the pages into anothe folder and viewed
everything in notepad.

I have all their images if I wanted to use them.

Here's the no right click JS they used (to no avail, of course, since I was
able to save everything):


var message="Right Click Function Disabled!";



function clickIE() {if (document.all) {alert(message);return false;}}

function clickNS(e) {if

(document.layers||(document.getElementById&&!document.all)) {

if (e.which==2||e.which==3) {alert(message);return false;}}}

if (document.layers)

{document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN);document.onmousedown=clickNS;}

else{document.onmouseup=clickNS;document.oncontextmenu=clickIE;}



document.oncontextmenu=new Function("return false")


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T

Thomas A. Rowe

The site is in a frameset.

Bad for users attempting to bookmark a specific page.

Bad for having the site indexed by the search engines, as the search engines will have links to
pages in the site that do not load the frameset, however this site has provided link at the bottom
of the page that will load the frameset.

Example:
http://www.internationaldoor.com/about.html

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J

Jelly

How do you open your temp internet files? Thru
Explorer? I don't understand! >3) The images are in your
temp internet files, and can be downloaded from
there. Right click on them and save.
Click to expand...
What did you open the site in, Frontpage???>I opened the
site, then copied the pages into anothe folder and viewed
everything in notepad.
Click to expand...

Thanks!
Jelly
 
S

Steve Easton

Windows Explorer.
Or in IE 6: Tools > Internet Options > On the general tab click Settings under Temporary Internet
Files and then in the next panel select View files.

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