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Ok, I am a complete noobie to php..but I have created some things with it.  For my next basic task I wanted to create a page that has a frame on top and a frame on the bottom.  The top frame would just have a text box where a user could put in a website like www.google.com and a button that says GO.  The website would show up in the bottom frame, BUT I want to do it through the webserver and display it to the user in that second frame.  Basically i want to browse the internet through that webpage and the computer I am on will only see that I went to the orginal page, not the one within the webpage.  Kind of like those webpages that bypass blocking myspace and stuff like that.  My work allows us to browse the internet, but blocks alot of standard webpages.  I have test it with my own webpage and I can look at my own webpages...so If i can build this webserver within a webpage then I could still browse the internet.

 

Thanks any references, keywords or ideas.  I looked through 24 of these pages looking for something, got some ideas, but still lost.

 

From what I can tell i have to open a connection from my webserver and then point it via port 80 to that webpage and then display it in the second frame...

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