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When I submit my blog articles to dzone they don't show up because dzone puts the article in a frame. I have no frame busting code on my site and after talking to dzone support it was made clear that it is a setting on Heroku. Doing some more research I found this similar question.

It seems logical that I need to do the same thing, however, I don't have an app.rb file, that I know of, because Octopress generates a bunch of HTML that is uploaded to Heroku. And I'm just using the free Heroku account. Is there a way for me to adjust the protection settting?

I realize this might not be a question for this site. Possibly serverfault? I just don't know exactly where the problem lies.

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Gregg
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I believe this is something you should do in Javascript. Perhaps this will be helpful to you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Framekiller

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  • No, this is not a javascript issue. It is a protection setting on the server that is sending a header back in the response. I need to change this but I'm not a ruby guru and I don't know where/how to make the necessary change suggested by the link I gave in my question. – Gregg Mar 20 '13 at 17:33