I don't know. It sounded like he is trying to monitor what web pages are being viewed on the mobile device (phone). But I think, there's got to be an app for that or some setting in the phone. This doesn't even work. I've tried to create a frame, and even IE6 won't do it for security reasons. If someone could get away monitoring the URL of a frame, then people could hijack a web browser and keep track of every URL you visit. It would be way too easy for hackers to keep an eye on people.
So, this doesn't work. LOL
<HTML>
<STYLE>
BODY { SCROLLBAR MARGIN:0; BORDER:NONE; overflow:hidden; }
</STYLE>
<BODY TOPMARGIN=0 BOTTOMMARGIN=0 LEFTMARGIN=0 RIGHTMARGIN=0 SCROLL=NO>
<IFRAME ID=MYFRAME WIDTH=100% HEIGHT=100% SRC="http://www.bing.com">
</IFRAME>
<SCRIPT>
function CheckFrame()
{
var URL = "";
var SUCCESS = 0;
try
{
URL = document.getElementById('MYFRAME').contentWindow.location.hr
+ef;
SUCCESS = 1;
} catch (e) { SUCCESS = 2; }
if (SUCCESS == 2)
{
SUCCESS = 0;
try
{
URL = document.getElementById('MYFRAME').contentDocument.locatio
+n.href;
SUCCESS = 1;
} catch (e) { SUCCESS = 2; }
}
if (SUCCESS == 2) return;
alert(URL);
}
setInterval(CheckFrame, 4000);
CheckFrame();
</SCRIPT>
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