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jquery Programming Glossary: window.topRefresh (reload) a page once using jQuery? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2557480/refresh-reload-a-page-once-using-jquery refresh reload once share improve this question EDIT Alright i think i got what you're asking for try this if window.top window you're not in a frame so you reload the site window.setTimeout 'location.reload ' 3000 reloads after 3 seconds else..
From the server is there a way to know that my page is being loaded in an Iframe http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4732480/from-the-server-is-there-a-way-to-know-that-my-page-is-being-loaded-in-an-iframe headers sammy.js share improve this question You can do this using javascript with the following code if window window.top I'm in a frame To the best of my knowledge though there is no way to find this out serverside as the browser merely sends..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5522097/prevent-iframe-stealing and can I take action php javascript jquery html iframe share improve this question With JavaScript you can do if window.top window not inside iframe else if parent.parent.someFunction parent.parent.someFunction else alert framing is not allowed.. inside iframe else if parent.parent.someFunction parent.parent.someFunction else alert framing is not allowed OR if window.top window.self window.top.location.replace window.self.location.href Some modern browsers also support the X FRAME OPTIONS.. parent.parent.someFunction parent.parent.someFunction else alert framing is not allowed OR if window.top window.self window.top.location.replace window.self.location.href Some modern browsers also support the X FRAME OPTIONS header that can have two..
Why does jQuery load twice in my GreaseMonkey Script http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5876874/why-does-jquery-load-twice-in-my-greasemonkey-script because the target page is loading frames or iframes. Add these lines to the top of the code portion of your script if window.top window.self Don't run on frames or iframes return Also if you are just using FF GM don't bother with all that rigamarole..
$(document).ready equivalent without jQuery http://stackoverflow.com/questions/799981/document-ready-equivalent-without-jquery If IE and not an iframe continually check to see if the document is ready if document.documentElement.doScroll window window.top function if jQuery.isReady return try If IE is used use the trick by Diego Perini http javascript.nwbox.com IEContentLoaded..
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