The target frame has the right to block the frame on their side of any portal a widow will open like this real time example ... with a link to open the content in a new window.
It is their right to do so and some companies have exercise this right for their total websites ( example: facebook,youtube) but others like google will only block certain pages from iframes. see "Tech Stuff" on this website for detail information.
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It is their right to do so and some companies have exercise this right for their total websites ( example: facebook,youtube) but others like google will only block certain pages from iframes. see "Tech Stuff" on this website for detail information.
None of us here at bloggerflip passed our law classes and would suggest you find someone who did.
Tim Berners-Lee:Links and Law
Oppedahl & Larson:Web Law FAQ, especially item May I freely link to the Web sites of others?
Stefan Bechtold:The Link controversy Page (a link (!) list)
Mark Sableman:Link Law, which contains detailed analyses of several cases; a valuable resource for understanding what's really going on
Tim Berners-Lee:Links and Law
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