Thank you sir! as usual that works great.

live long and prosper.
DP

On Oct 2, 3:29 pm, Eric Shulman <elsdes...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Sometimes when the iframe is rendered, the TW disappears and the page
> > is rendered in a wholly new firefox tab.  I can get back to my TW by
> > pressing the back button, but I'd rather it just render right there in
> > the tiddler.  If I've made changes and haven't saved them it'll ask me
> > if I really want to leave, and when I say no, the webpage renders in
> > the tiddler, but I don't want to perpetually operate with unsaved
> > changes to get the behavior I want.
>
> > Does anyone have a fix for this?  (maybe its a firefox thing and not a
> > TW thing...)
>
> Actually, it's a "web page thing"... the particular page you are
> viewing in the IFRAME almost certainly contains some "frame busting"
> javascript code to force it to *not* be displayed inside an IFRAME
> (some authors really don't like their pages being embedded on other
> sites).
>
> Normally, there is no way to defeat the "frame busting" code.
> However, as you have discovered, if you have unsaved changes in your
> TW document, then the "are you sure you want to leave" message is
> triggered... and, pressing "cancel" from this dialog *does* block the
> page transition, which usually leaves the target page displayed in the
> IFRAME, as desired.
>
> Of course, as you note, this isn't really a good solution, as you
> would always have to edit some tiddler, just to enable the 'are you
> sure' transition handling.
>
> Fortunately, I've got a plugin (of course :-) that allows you to
> enable the 'are you sure' trigger, without having to 'dirty' the
> document first:
>    http://www.tiddlytools.com/#ConfirmExitPlugin
>
> The plugin has an option checkbox:
>    <<option chkAlwaysConfirmExit>>
> When installed, this setting is enabled by default, so that exiting
> the document will always confirm before exiting, even if there are no
> unsaved changes.  Although this might be a bit of a nuisance when
> simply closing the document normally, it *will* prevent external URLs
> from escaping the confines of the IFRAME.
>
> enjoy,
> -e
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